| Verizon what? I still cant get Verizon DSL in the suburbs of Los angeles County. This News article is a LOAD! The Newsdesk needs to put down the Verizon Propaganda hotline now and then. |
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 CjaicemanPremium,MVM
join:2004-10-12
Parker, CO
kudos:2 | I know that if they offered FiOS here in CO, I would buy A.S.A.P.! I was kinda hopin that they would buy qwest, but I guess that ain't happenin... Oh well. |
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 kamm
join:2001-02-14
Brooklyn, NY | reply to SayWhatSuccka
First register then we might take your comment seriously...  |
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| ..So How does registering deem credibility? After all,You're registerd and no one takes you seriously 
It just ergs me to see the Verizon repair trucks plasterd with "Get DSL" adverts, when fewer than 10% of the cities lines are capable od a DSL signal. The cable companies going to dominate my area for the next century!
...Heh,And after the adelphia/Comcast merger/ acquisition,Verizon's going to look even dumber with it's 2% market share! Verizon just isn't even a contender in the largest state in the union!
It's going to be funny when the day traders start scrambling! |
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 juiceleePremium
join:2000-12-04
Hacienda Heights, CA | I'm in the same boat. I can't get fios or dsl where I currently live in Hacienda Heights. My only real choice is Time Warner. |
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 lij
@nesbittburns.com | Hi. Just a few quick shots from another unregistered.
1. Verizon added 440,000 new high-speed internet users in Q2/06, including 110,00 FIOS users, so 330,000 'regular' high-speed. Source: Verizon.
2. with the exception of Qwest, the incumbent telcos typically offer DSL service to 75% of their service area. (So surprised to hear it's not in HHeights). |
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I'd love to know where 10% can from, did you just make that up? |
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