b10010011Whats a Posting tag?
join:2004-09-07
Bellingham, WA Reviews:
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1 edit | I still do not understand Clearwire Clearwire seems to only be in areas already served by cable, fiber, or DSL.
The majority of Direct TV and Dish Network subscribers live in rural areas that are not are not served by Clearwire.
So Clearwire main market is people in the city who have some beef with the cable company?  
How long is that going to be profitable? |
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Nuts
join:2006-04-27
Forest, OH | Perhaps with a partnership with Dish and DirecTV, they can convince Clearwire to move into more rural areas. |
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kelso
join:2007-04-06
Ashburn, VA | reply to b10010011
said by b10010011:So Clearwire main market is people in the city who have some beef with the cable company? Comcast doesn't want to compete with price. How may folks would jump at a chance for an alternative. Already plenty of Direct TV and Dish Network Dishes in my area. Perhaps a lot of beef going around  |
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Exactly.
I thought the whole point of Wi-Max was to get bandwidth to places copper can't or won't go. |
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SipSizzurpFo' ShizzlePremium
join:2005-12-28
Houston, TX
kudos:3 | said by Westofhere:Exactly. I thought the whole point of Wi-Max was to get bandwidth to places copper can't or won't go. Funny that the Clearwire article does not mention the word "WiMax" anywhere. How did "WiMax" make it into this headline ? Can anybody vouch for actually having WiMax service ? So far, it is still a smoke and mirror scam based on a bunch of hype and promises. The best info I can find still has it in alpha testing and that it is not doing well at all !
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said by Westofhere:Exactly. I thought the whole point of Wi-Max was to get bandwidth to places copper can't or won't go. Funny that the Clearwire article does not mention the word "WiMax" anywhere. How did "WiMax" make it into this headline ? Can anybody vouch for actually having WiMax service ? So far WiMax is still a smoke and mirror SCAM based on a bunch of hype and promises. The best info I can find still has it in alpha test mode, and not going well at all. |
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 PolarBear03The bear formerly known as aaron8301Premium
join:2005-01-03 | reply to b10010011
said by b10010011:Clearwire seems to only be in areas already served by cable, fiber, or DSL. The majority of Direct TV and Dish Network subscribers live in rural areas that are not are not served by Clearwire. So Clearwire main market is people in the city who have some beef with the cable company? How long is that going to be profitable? DING DING DING! Hence why I don't grasp the concept of Clearwire at all.
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And my street. |
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