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DarkSly

join:2004-12-10
Danvers, MA

reply to Rob
Re: Verizon FiOSTV is "BMW" and Comcast is "Hyundai"

Stripped out BMW 3 series vs a top of the line Hyundai with every option imaginable.

Comcast in my area provides more channels then are available with FiOS a few towns over.

The real difference is the HD On demand content (virtually non-existent with FiOS)
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