| reply to twill1989
Re: Im sorry but... Unless it is a new developing neighborhood. Already built neighborhoods get the fiber/copper setup. A newer neighborhood that is still in development will get fiber all the way to the home. |
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| True, I forgot to mention that. But, even with FTTP in newer developments, AT&T is limiting system capabilities in order to keep all customers on the same level.
So, even if you are on FTTP, you will only receive 18 mbps down max. |
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| Very true, you get fiber, with the fiber/copper limitations. The direct fiber is probably a much cleaner connection though compared to the fiber/copper deployments. Shouldn't have to worry as much about interference or bad/malfunctioning devices in between. |
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 DerchPremium
join:2004-10-16
Cross Plains, WI | I agree, and had to try it out just to reinforce that!  |
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