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patcat88
join:2002-04-05
Jamaica, NY
kudos:1 | FIOS killer cherrypicking quote:
Suddenlink this week officially announced they're bringing DOCSIS 3.0 upgrades and speeds up to 20Mbps to to select areas of Texas. According to the provider, the deployment will service 100,000 customers, or about 8% of Suddenlink's 1.3 million residential subscribers. Suddenlink offers cable broadband service in Arkansas, California, Louisiana, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas and West Virginia.
Are those "select areas of Texas" the FIOS areas of Texas?  | |
 Hookem99Deep In The Heart
join:2007-07-18
Pflugerville, TX
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| said by patcat88:Are those "select areas of Texas" the FIOS areas of Texas? No, actually they seem to be the ATT Uverse areas.
While I would love the extra bandwidth, I've had Suddenlink before, and know how they operate. There is a reason they are bottom of the barrel in rankings! Besides, I pay just 25/mo for 6/1 with Uverse. Not sure I could justify a 300% or more increase in price for 20mb.
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| West Texas for the most part has SL,U-verse, and Wimax. SL is not upgrading any of the areas that have no competition (North Houston, etc.). I have the unfortunate experience of having SL in both my hometown and college town, and neither can ever max out the "8 meg" speeds. | |
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