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 owenhomekeeper of the magic blue smokePremium
join:2002-07-13
Bentonville, AR | Good! A lot of us stuck in AT&T's limbo la-la-land would give a limb for fiber with ~=>20Mbps. AT&T's retarded "project flavor-of-the-week" and it's 6Mbps (WTH?), is just ridiculous. Cable's waaaay past that in some places with just BASIC service! Besides, we all know AT&T will NEVER finish the deployment. They'll get a few places rolling, talk about how great they are and how much they are doing for their customers, they'll whine and complain about their competitors, and then without so much as a squeak, we will here nothing more about it, ever again All anyone needs to do is remember "project pronto" to know that. Same song, different verse, a little bit louder and a whole lot worse.
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join:2006-05-14
San Antonio, TX | said by owenhome:A lot of us stuck in AT&T's limbo la-la-land would give a limb for fiber with ~=>20Mbps. AT&T's retarded "project flavor-of-the-week" and it's 6Mbps (WTH?), is just ridiculous. Cable's waaaay past that in some places with just BASIC service! Besides, we all know AT&T will NEVER finish the deployment. They'll get a few places rolling, talk about how great they are and how much they are doing for their customers, they'll whine and complain about their competitors, and then without so much as a squeak, we will here nothing more about it, ever again All anyone needs to do is remember "project pronto" to know that. Same song, different verse, a little bit louder and a whole lot worse. Project pronto still mananged to deliver dsl to the vast majority of those with landlines. I think the figure is greater than 80%. The only people that dont have dsl at this point are those that live in rural areas and those people are equally underserved by cable as well. | |
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