Customers really want to pay $20 for the 768 service. -

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skj Welcome to the far side of reality Premium,Mod join:2002-04-04 Gone South Host: Charter Internet/TV Earthlink DSL CenturyLink ISP b2b etc Cisco	Customers really want to pay $20 for the 768 service. Let's see, "768kbps $10 DSL isn't advertised because customers don't want it"? I guess what customers really want is to pay twice as much for the service since it is advertised and prominently displayed for $20 on the front page of the AT&T/Bellsouth website: »bellsouth.com/consumer/inetsrvcs/index.html. -- The foundations of character are built not by lecture, but by bricks of good example, laid day by day.
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Zoder join:2002-04-16 Miami, FL 1 edit	Exactly. The $20 for 1.5 mbps he mentions is only available to legacy AT&T states. Ex-Bellsouth states still need to pay $32.95 for that speed tier. The $15 plan he mentions is for legacy states only and is the same speed at the $10 plan. His answer is classic corporate spin.
Zoder join:2002-04-16 Miami, FL 1 edit	to forum · permalink · 2007-08-01 19:30:04 ·

AT&T CEO Walks a Foot in Your Shoes > Customers really want to pay $20 for the 768 service.