DrStrangeTechnically feasible Premium Member join:2001-07-23 Bristol, CT 1 edit |
maybe a use for the 'free market' here?If I lived in one of the areas served by Frontier, I'd set people up for $100-150 and make a killing.
If I needed several thousand dollars for the same equipment equipment Frontier's installers use, I could get a small business loan or put it on a credit card and it would be paid off in no time.
Never mind. I skimmed the article and missed the part about Frontier not wanting new FIOS TV subcribers. I thought this was the cost for 'professional install' if the customer couldn't self-install.
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How would you hook them up to Frontier's network? I think Frontier would have something to say about that. And they wouldn't contract with you so you could do it. Remember, they're doing this as a way to keep people from signing up, not as a way to recover costs, so they _want_ the install cost to be outrageous. |
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DrStrangeTechnically feasible Premium Member join:2001-07-23 Bristol, CT |
I was thinking self-install with a $500 charge for 'professional' assistance.
If Frontier doesn't want new subscribers, there's not much anyone can do except go elsewhere. |
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I think it's Frontier's way of telling people to bug off.
And, having gone through a U-verse install, I can tell you there's no such thing as a self-install. I'm guessing FiOS is the same way. |
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