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MrSpock29

join:2008-02-09
Hammonton, NJ

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"The move should prove more worrysome for Qwest, who is relying on slower ADSL2+, has no real triple play service to offer, and rubs up against Verizon in several markets."

This is what I think is a key part of what Karl posted. Qwest is having some financial issues, and I believe they said they didn't believe FTTH was worth it, so if VZ did overbuild in Qwest's areas, Q would have a hard time competing.

In a perfect world, it would be nice if all areas could have a choice of many providers instead of a couple. The differences between them all would probably become much clearer too.


dvd536
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join:2001-04-27
Phoenix, AZ
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said by MrSpock29:

"The move should prove more worrysome for Qwest, who is relying on slower ADSL2+, has no real triple play service to offer, and rubs up against Verizon in several markets."

This is what I think is a key part of what Karl posted. Qwest is having some financial issues, and I believe they said they didn't believe FTTH was worth it, so if VZ did overbuild in Qwest's areas, Q would have a hard time competing.

In a perfect world, it would be nice if all areas could have a choice of many providers instead of a couple. The differences between them all would probably become much clearer too.
Verizon could come here, i'm betting theres lots of dark fibre they could pick up for a song.
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