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ftth_freak

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Re: Problem is users not signing up - so build-out slows

Its called RED-LINING....cable companies arent allowed to do it, neither should the phone companies....
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unoriginal

join:2000-07-12
San Diego, CA

 The cable and phone companies now operate under a statewide franchise with CA. The local control was taken away a couple years ago when the Legislature changed the law to allow AT&T/Verizon to offer TV service. So there is now no requirement that a company (either cable or phone) offer service to all the residents and companies within their footprint anymore.
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Anyone familiar with where Verizon has deployed here in California knows that VZ isn't redlining. Some of the poorest service areas were the first to get FiOS (eg Beaumont, Lake Elsinore etc).
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dvd536
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said by Bit See Profile :

Anyone familiar with where Verizon has deployed here in California knows that VZ isn't redlining. Some of the poorest service areas were the first to get FiOS (eg Beaumont, Lake Elsinore etc).
only sometimes you have to go through the poor areas to GET TO the affluent ones.
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