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jwardl

join:2000-08-12
Spring, TX

reply to vrem
Re: not a dream for some

said by vrem See Profile :

Commercial fiber is ok in Houston - you can get either a shared hook (200$/mo for 2mbit sustained), or a regular 100mbit ether into the fiber loop (1000$/mo). However, residential fiber is quite another story...
On that note, I'd imagine most any ISP will be happy to provide a fiber connection -- as long as YOU'RE willing to pay for laying it, installing it, and using it.
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