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meanwhile back in reality........most users ARE NOT in FiOS territory, or Verizon has tried to balk on franchising agreements, tossed all their DSL lines, and the end users suffer the most. what about all the verizon and former verizon customers who could barely get 2mbps, let alone 1 Gbps. this is just and simply Public relations to say that they can, and downplay the fact that less than 10% of their actual customer base will see any speeds more than a few mbps for the next 50 years unless they switch to cable or the govt that is bought and sold steps in. |
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A good chunk of Verizon customers are in FiOS territory, I'd say about 70-80%. The other 20% are either dirt-poor, in cities that refused to sign contracts with Verizon, or are too low in population to be profitable. |
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Jodokast96Stupid people piss me off. Premium Member join:2005-11-23 NJ |
said by runzero:A good chunk of Verizon customers are in FiOS territory, I'd say about 70-80%. The other 20% are either dirt-poor, in cities that refused to sign contracts with Verizon, or are too low in population to be profitable. You couldn't be farther from the truth on that one. |
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to runzero
"The other 20% are either dirt-poor, in cities that refused to sign contracts with Verizon, or are too low in population to be profitable."
Sir/Madam, you sure have an interesting opinion about New York City, Baltimore, and Washington, DC. |
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r81984Fair and Balanced Premium Member join:2001-11-14 Katy, TX 1 edit |
to runzero
said by runzero:A good chunk of Verizon customers are in FiOS territory, I'd say about 70-80%. The other 20% are either dirt-poor, in cities that refused to sign contracts with Verizon, or are too low in population to be profitable. Try 20% are in fios territory. Fios is vaporware to the vast majority of Verizon territory. |
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to Jodokast96
20% are either dirt-poor
While their kids pay fortune for unlimited texting or buy vodka. |
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to Bob61571
Cities have rich areas and poor areas. Rich areas cross subsidize poor areas. Unless its Rhode Island, rural areas have no rich areas to subsidize all the poor in that rural area. |
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