 alchav
join:2002-05-17
Palm Desert, CA | It's all about the Last Mile.....FTTH Wins! I told you guys years ago, Verizon Wins with FTTH. Like the article says, Verizon's investment in FTTH let's them handle the Gluttons with more easy. When people start using and wanting more Bandwidth, Verizon can sell their High End Products and people will want it and pay good money. In order for the other Companies to catch up they will have to invest in FTTH. |
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| No no no. We will implement caps and overages and put the genie back in the bottle. |
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said by alchav:I told you guys years ago, Verizon Wins with FTTH. Like the article says, Verizon's investment in FTTH let's them handle the Gluttons with more easy. When people start using and wanting more Bandwidth, Verizon can sell their High End Products and people will want it and pay good money. In order for the other Companies to catch up they will have to invest in FTTH.
Uh... Verizon doesn't cap their DSL service either. In fact, no one does. |
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Sure they win. But where?
Not in most of the country, and soon not in the areas they sold off to Frontier. |
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 djrobx
join:2000-05-31
Valencia, CA
kudos:1 | reply to alchav
FTTH has nothing to do with why Verizon has no caps on DSL, and AT&T wants a 150GB cap in the same place. Nice try, though.
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 amarryatVerizon FiOS
join:2005-05-02
Marshfield, MA
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said by sonicmerlin:Uh... Verizon doesn't cap their DSL service either. In fact, no one does.
Probably because with DSL speeds, it would be impossible to reach the cap. |
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