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Re: Man threatens to blowup Embarq said by Jenn:I know mine does, I pay for 5mb but Im lucky if I see 3. I thought you had switched to a cable option. I heard that in the third quarter state-of-the company talk Embarq does with investors, it said that they would be spending $150-$300 million on increasing bandwidth for HSI. I don't know over how long a time frame this is happening. I will see if I can find a link or news story about this...
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| said by Dezbend:said by Jenn:I know mine does, I pay for 5mb but Im lucky if I see 3. I thought you had switched to a cable option. I heard that in the third quarter state-of-the company talk Embarq does with investors, it said that they would be spending $150-$300 million on increasing bandwidth for HSI. I don't know over how long a time frame this is happening. I will see if I can find a link or news story about this... I'm glad to see Embarq doing this; with their planned 100% coverage by the end of 2010, bandwidth should be a top priority for them.
I just hope that Embarq will keep nearly 100% of their territory up to date, too. |
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We're already offering 10 meg in Las Vegas market, will be expanding. |
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Not sure where you picked up this info, but I don't see 100% coverage happening. It just wouldn't be cost effective, being that some of their customers live in Wyoming. |
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| said by Go Tarheels:Not sure where you picked up this info, but I don't see 100% coverage happening. It just wouldn't be cost effective, being that some of their customers live in Wyoming. I was told this by someone who posted here on the forums and I confirmed it (I didn't even asked he just casually mentioned it on conversation) by speaking with an Embarq tech in person.
Embarq has a lot less territory to cover than a lot of other companies...though, personally, I think they'll have problems attaining 100% coverage.
I'm just going by what was said. (especially when 2 sources said the same exact thing, basically). |
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| said by Fox McCloud:said by Go Tarheels:Not sure where you picked up this info, but I don't see 100% coverage happening. It just wouldn't be cost effective, being that some of their customers live in Wyoming. I was told this by someone who posted here on the forums and I confirmed it (I didn't even asked he just casually mentioned it on conversation) by speaking with an Embarq tech in person. Embarq has a lot less territory to cover than a lot of other companies...though, personally, I think they'll have problems attaining 100% coverage. I'm just going by what was said. (especially when 2 sources said the same exact thing, basically). I guess the most you can hope for is 100% coverage in your area  as I see you are using EVDO. |
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