how-to block ads
|
|
Uniqs:
78 |
Share Topic
 |
 |
|
|
 dadkinsCan you do Blu?Premium,MVM
join:2003-09-26
Hercules, CA
kudos:18
1 edit | Uhm... Y'all are missing something... that includes(per month) - A cell phone, TV, VoIP, and a 50/50 pipe for $415.18(per month).
It's not just the services, but the upkeep on all the HW as well.
It's a fiber pipe with 50/50 for your computer + digital TV’s highest-end package, Full Color Multiplex, which features over 250 channels and includes every premium channel(plus the STBs) + VoIP(plus VoIP HW).
Add into that the cost(and upkeep(like maybe replacements ever needed)) of a cell.
Who else is throwing 50/50 fiber?
For ANY price? Uh huh...
Surewest's 20/20 would do me fine! Hell! The 10/10 would be acceptable!!!
Caps? *FOR ME*, 40G wouldn't be a problem - seeing as I rarely go over 30G now. 
So far, the 40G cap is speculation.
Yeah, this looks terrible, huh?
»/archive?zip=&···t=Search
--
Think outside the Fox... Opera | |
 kpfx
join:2005-10-28
San Antonio, TX
 ·RoadRunner Cable
| From my perspective that’s over $100 per service (not counting taxes, fees, etc…): much higher than the normal non-bundled rates from other providers.
I can get a fully loaded digital cable or satellite pack with every premium & DVR for slightly less than $100/mo. Phone service with unlimited long distance will cost anywhere from $30-60. Add another $60/mo for a cell phone and that leaves me with about $220/mo for their internet, awfully close to their unbundled valued price. Don’t see much of a savings there.
Yeah, 50x50 is impressive… and excessive for the vast majority of the market. The only reason somebody would justify this services is if they’re doing a lot of downloading or had a lot of users in the household. Of course you’ll now slam into that nice 40 Gig cap faster! | |
|
