| Yeah right UH...VZ your a liar... ...just look at the deployment map for the state of MA, the list of haves and have nots is an obvious case of cherry picking and red lining. Just the fact that primary deployment area so far is the North Shore makes that obvious.
Come talk to me about your DNA when we start seeing the Central-Western MA area (I'll define that as between Worcester and Springfield, for the sake of having a definition), and a good deal more of the South Shore, lit up. |
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Lee325
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New Salem, MA | How about towns like Petersham and New Salem Ma. that don't even have cable! No chioce but High price Satellite for internet. |
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PDXPLT
join:2003-12-04
Banks, OR | Well, this is their proposal for the local franchise here:
»www.maccor.org/MACC%20franchise%···INAL.pdf
So yea, anyone at Verizon who says they are not interested in cherry picking is lying. The three lowest income incorporated cities in the Service Area are specifically excluded from FIOS TV. |
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said by haplo2112:...just look at the deployment map for the state of MA, the list of haves and have nots is an obvious case of cherry picking and red lining. Just the fact that primary deployment area so far is the North Shore makes that obvious. Come talk to me about your DNA when we start seeing the Central-Western MA area (I'll define that as between Worcester and Springfield, for the sake of having a definition), and a good deal more of the South Shore, lit up. Verizon isn't lying, that is just your perception. I visited Massachusetts, people don't even want apartment complexes being built much less having their streets dug up for FiOS.
I hate when knuckleheads make generalized comments about Verizon cherry picking. You do business where is easiest, period. In Dallas-Forth Worth area, Verizon certainly isn't cherry picking. Beltline Road in Irving is fully wired for FiOS, this is definitely not a rich area. But 4 miles away in Coppell an affluent area ALSO ON BELTLINE ROAD, they don't have FiOS.
Stop passing of your bogus opinions off as fact. |
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"people don't every want apartment complexes being built"
Your right I don't want apartment complexes built.
Houses only more apartment complexes brings more population density. It lowers the over all property value and the tax base.
The families in an apartment complex do not contribute as much in taxes to the roads, schools, etc as the families in houses. This ends up lowering the per capita investement in such services.
So yeah no apartment complexes, just homes, thanks. |
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said by PDXPLT:Well, this is their proposal for the local franchise here: » www.maccor.org/MACC%20franchise%···INAL.pdfSo yea, anyone at Verizon who says they are not interested in cherry picking is lying. The three lowest income incorporated cities in the Service Area are specifically excluded from FIOS TV. Can you facilitate and say which three cities you are referring to? |
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PDXPLT
join:2003-12-04
Banks, OR
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Can you facilitate and say which three cities you are referring to?
Banks, Gaston, North Plains. No FIOS TV for those guys.
They're certainly dense enough, so VZ can't claim the "they don't have the density to be feasible" lie. |
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said by haplo2112:I am only speaking from the evidence. Made up facts and your perception doesn't count as evidence. |
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 RideRedVista needs a popup blocker for VistaPremium
join:2005-06-18
USA | reply to haplo2112
FUD: Just look at CA and you see they aren't cherry picking. |
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said by PDXPLT: quote:
Can you facilitate and say which three cities you are referring to?
Banks, Gaston, North Plains. No FIOS TV for those guys. They're certainly dense enough, so VZ can't claim the "they don't have the density to be feasible" lie. PDXPLT,
Those cities are apparently not part of the "Metropolition Area Communications Commission". They are not excluded from FIOS TV, they have merely decided to pursue a franchise agreement separately.
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