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Re: Consumer interest? Actually its probably better for Qwest to have Sprint or someone else (if they choose) to outsource the network saves them money on network upgrades and such but the only thing it really limits is what Sprint or who ever else wants to offer in that area or expand when they want; Qwest really has no power over that.
But I have used Qwest as a long distance company and a T-1 carrier; loved them for both very friendly and great customer service and support. The only actual telco I'd care to do business again thats a RBOC. |
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fiberguyMy views are my own.Premium
join:2005-05-20
kudos:3 | I will say this - I have had some bad run-ins with Qwest on the residential side. But also good ones as well. Business has always been well..
However, of all three major telephone companies, it still seems today that Qwest is the last of the major companies that isn't finding new ways, daily, on how to annoy the consumer and make it harder and harder to buy their product.
As much as I can say I really don't like the company for my past experiences, I can still say that they are still one of the last good ones. (and their efforts to improve a history of absolute horrid service has not gone un-noticed.)
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 RRMANPremium
join:2007-04-02
Cleveland, OH | Well I have had it for a while now...it is great! Fast video, fast internet...one bill. Nice!
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| The video should be fast its on a rebuilt EVDO network in most areas. But wait for the service to degrade like it does after you sign up or something happens they'll be passing the buck on that service.
It's a no no service to sign up with. |
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