lijacobs
join:2010-07-30
Lawrence, NY
kudos:1 Reviews:
 ·Verizon FiOS
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Re: upload speeds said by bigdaddy:FiOS Quantum user's need to be Upgraded to XG-PON to prevent Over Subscription Problem's down the road. Especially those on the 150/65Mbps and 300/65Mbps tiers. That way all users can be Guaranteed there level of speed.
The vast majority of FiOS subscribers use their service to surf the web and check their email. There is no over subscribtion problem now or down the road for quite some time. |
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 Vamp5c077Premium
join:2003-01-28
MD
kudos:1 | said by lijacobs:said by bigdaddy:FiOS Quantum user's need to be Upgraded to XG-PON to prevent Over Subscription Problem's down the road. Especially those on the 150/65Mbps and 300/65Mbps tiers. That way all users can be Guaranteed there level of speed.
The vast majority of FiOS subscribers use their service to surf the web and check their email. There is no over subscribtion problem now or down the road for quite some time. That's what they said when they built the interstate system  , now look at traffic near major cities, 2mph during rush hours.
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McBane
join:2008-08-22
Plano, TX | reply to lijacobs
That is very dependent on what area you live in. Netflix streaming, torrents, gaming. If you live in an area with a high concentration of tech workers like me it's a lot more than just surfing the web and checking email. |
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lijacobs
join:2010-07-30
Lawrence, NY
kudos:1 Reviews:
·Verizon FiOS
| said by McBane:That is very dependent on what area you live in. Netflix streaming, torrents, gaming. If you live in an area with a high concentration of tech workers like me it's a lot more than just surfing the web and checking email.
We've had this discussion before and as I said before the readers of this discussion group are not typical. I live in an upscale neighborhood on Long Island, NY (myself not included) and most of the users are as I described. The vast majority of the customers in the in the FiOS footprint are as I described. Many of the homes I visit here still have analog, CRT tv's and five to ten year old computers. Over subscribtion is not and won't be a problem except in very isolated areas. |
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