Rojo
join:2009-04-14
New York, NY
kudos:1 | $10 bucks out the window So you register, pay your ten bucks, and... your 'fiberhood' (cute) isn't selected because not enough people paid.
Does Google then give you your $10 back? |
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| I was curious about that as well... |
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| said by Karl Bode:I was curious about that as well...
I don't speak for the company.. but they seemed to have wired the ENTIRE "CITY" for fiber.. the decision NOT to (eventually) get to you even for the "FREE" service is a bad PR on google's part.. no dobut, they'll keep bombarding you with the upsell for the 7 years.. even as you're paying the $25 for one year ($300 fee in 12 installments) for 5/1 internet. Maybe they should have cut the price to $120 and tell the freeloaders to pay $10 a month.. they'd definitely get alot more flies with that honey. I think the $10 also goes towards any svc fee.. ie the $300 fee bcomes $290... |
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Flycat
join:2003-05-12
Lawrence, MA | reply to Rojo
"If your fiberhood doesn't meet its pre-registration goal, we can't commit to providing service to your area. Users who pre-registered will get their $10 fee back." |
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 GuspazGuspazPremium,MVM
join:2001-11-05
Montreal, QC
kudos:20 | reply to Rojo
1) You pay the $10 and your fibrehood (or landlord) doesn't get a build-out: $10 refunded
2) You pay the $10, your fibrehood does get the build, and you choose not to subscribe: $10 lost
3) You pay the $10, your fibrehood does get the build, you subscribe: $10 service credit on first bill
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