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Re: Still aint gonna compete with fios. said by Rob A:Fios 15/2 for 44.95/month Cox 15/2 for 54.95/month Hmm....what is the better deal? I believe that to get the $44.95 price for Verizon's 15/2 you have to have something like Verizon's Freedom long distance package - which is around $50 a month, plus a cornucopia of other taxes and charges. Even so, without the package deal Verizon's 15/2 will be $5 a month cheaper than Cox's 15/2. If Cox truly wants to compete, they need to lower their 15/2 price to match Verizon's. The 5/2 speeds are priced the same, though once again you can save $5 a month with Verizon if you want to purchase the Freedom package.
I will try to stick with Cox, but if I do switch I will happily pay the same $39.95 price, for 5/2 from Verizon, that I now pay for Cox, since I use a cell phone and the $14.99 a month Vonnage plan. |
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Sumeet0
join:2000-12-01
Chantilly, VA | What happens if you get Verizon's VoiceWing VoIP service?? Does Verizon consider that as a bundle ??? |
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| said by Sumeet0:What happens if you get Verizon's VoiceWing VoIP service?? Does Verizon consider that as a bundle ??? Sorry, I don't know; I do know that having a Verizon Cell phone didn't qualify me for a DSL discount (yes, I know they are two different companies). I have never looked into Verizon's VOIP, because I suspect it is a lot more expensive than Vonage. |
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 Rob AJets AFC ChampionshipPremium
join:2005-01-17
Pompton Plains, NJ
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| Vonage 24.95
Voicewing 34.95
So its cheaper to pay the extra five bucks to fios and get vonage, than bundle it with voicewing.
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