hopeflicker
IheartPhotog
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join:2003-04-03
Long Beach, CA
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March 24th, @06:54PM
| reply to Ikyuao
Re: i want GigE
huh?? 
Like i said, when an ISP offers nice speeds such as fios, that doesnt mean taht they are gonna sock you with $100 internet bill.
at one time i was paying 52$ for 3M down on cable.
Now i pay 45$ for 15/2
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Ikyuao
debian linux power
join:2007-02-26
Wichita, KS | Nice... I want to see if cox will come with something like 30Mbits/10Mbits or even 30Mbits upstream if cox do that then I will stay with them that's it so no switching to FIOS... |
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AnonUser132
@verizon.net | reply to hopeflicker
Yes, fios is definitely the best option. TWC here is $55/month for 10/1. Fios has a 20/5 for $45 and a 20/20 for $65. I think you can accurately guess which I have. |
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MisterMarcus
join:2001-11-10
San Diego, CA
 ·RoadRunner Cable
| Odd...I have Time Warner, and 15/2 speeds, and my bill is $30/month. And no, I'm not in a triple play package, I only have internet and phone. If it's discounted, that's a hell of a discount. I'm quite happy with those speeds, my only complaint is that tons of people in this complex have TWC's high speed package, and the throughput gets nerfed every Sunday like clockwork. Streaming sermons, I suppose. |
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DilutedRefor
join:2007-12-03 | Well, if you're in a MDU, they usually have deals worked out where you get lower rates as far as I know. This could be why you're getting such a low rate. This, however, is assuming by "complex" you mean a MDU. |
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big jim
@myvzw.com | reply to MisterMarcus
the bonus with fios is that the pipe is yours from your router to the central office, Your speeds don't slow down because your neighbors are never on your pipe |
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