 | Fios video penetration 25%; Comcast 48% Verizon may want to pause and consolidate because their penetration % for FIOS TV is only 25% and the industry they are competing against(Cable) is at 48%. Their profits can increase dramatically if they can improve that uptake rate. With improved profits they can then resume rollout to new areas. |
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 | That's not true everyone. At least in terms of franchise fees, Fios has passed Comcast in at least one market.
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 | Your choice is interesting however.
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The numbers dont necessarily indicate which provider has more customers, but they do serve as a measure of each companys success in the market.
Verizon, however, will soon leave the Fort Wayne market. Frontier Communications Corp., a telecommunications company that specializes in serving rural markets and small cities, is acquiring about 4.8 million Verizon phone lines for $5.3 billion in stock. The deal, which includes Fort Waynes FiOS television service, is expected to close in less than a year. Verizon is abandoning the market and selling to Frontier. -- My BLOG .. .. Internet News .. .. My Web Page
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| Yes, good point here.
Jameshaley .. What, if anything,is Verizon/Frontier telling Ft. Wayne FiOS customers about this transfer to Frontier?? Verizon/Frontier is making a mistake, if they don't communicate with FiOS customers in Indiana/Oregon/Washington .
If I were Comcast, I would be targeting known FiOS users/neighborhoods, and prey on their fear.
Verizon FiOS should be using commission salespeople door-to-door, direct mail, any kind of direct contact. Sounds to be that they are wasting their $ on mass marketing. |
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