Re: Verizon pushing FiOS internet to 50Mbps throughout US

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SQUIDWARD360 join:2008-06-11 Leesburg, VA	reply to just lou Re: Verizon pushing FiOS internet to 50Mbps throughout US I am at 30 and I think I'll only get 50 if I want to pay $40 more.
SQUIDWARD360 join:2008-06-11 Leesburg, VA	to forum · permalink · · 2008-06-18 09:44:57 ·
backermann Premium join:2002-12-24 Port Washington, NY	That is an interesting question - the press release says that the 50/20 tier will replace the 30/15 tier where it exists, at the same price ($89.95). That is the tier I currently have - I wonder if we'll get automatically bumped? said by SQUIDWARD360 : I am at 30 and I think I'll only get 50 if I want to pay $40 more.
backermann Premium join:2002-12-24 Port Washington, NY	to forum · permalink · · 2008-06-18 10:38:27 ·
aaronwt Premium join:2004-11-07 Woodbridge, VA ·Verizon FIOS ·Comcast 1 edit	said by backermann : That is an interesting question - the press release says that the 50/20 tier will replace the 30/15 tier where it exists, at the same price ($89.95). That is the tier I currently have - I wonder if we'll get automatically bumped? said by SQUIDWARD360 : I am at 30 and I think I'll only get 50 if I want to pay $40 more. I hope so. I have the 30/5 tier(which isn't offered here anymore) for $55 a month. I would love for that to get bumped to 50mbs. Although once my contract is up I would be willing to pay $90(current price for 30/15) for it but not $140.
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Dogfather Premium join:2007-12-26 Laguna Hills, CA ·Cox HSI ·Verizon FIOS ·Cox VOIP ·ViaTalk ·RoadRunner Cable ·MegaPath ·Verizon west (ex G.. ·Time Warner VOIP 4 edits	reply to backermann said by backermann : That is an interesting question - the press release says that the 50/20 tier will replace the 30/15 tier where it exists, at the same price ($89.95). That is the tier I currently have - I wonder if we'll get automatically bumped? said by SQUIDWARD360 : I am at 30 and I think I'll only get 50 if I want to pay $40 more. I was wondering the same thing. Will my 30/15 (which is already $140 here in California) get bumped up automatically? The press release mentioned that existing customers can call about the new speeds so I'm guessing that we don't get bumped unless we call for the new speed.
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