7Mbps Verizon DSL Now Available > Bet FIOS first

reply to DHRacer

Re: Bet FIOS first

No, I'm saying Verizon could give a single-link Business customer the same FIOS equipment they give residential users, just like they did when I had a Westell 2200 DSL modem and the business I worked for got the same modem when they ordered DSL service, too, albeit a business-class pricing plan, not a residential plan.

Granted, I have zero experience with FIOS, so maybe I'm missing a step...
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Yeah I understand you now. FIOS Business tiers don't get you different equipment, or give you a special line. There is no SLA, your service is just as equal as any residential FIOS line (except for extra cost, unblocked port 80, and possibly speed and static IPs). A FIOS Business customer doesn't get a ethernet or T3 SONET Ring at their NID with 4 fibers when they order, even though FIOS speeds no matter what class you are, do approach a T3 on the download side, and sorta on upload:D