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[Pricing] Price check: How much are you paying for your FIOS?

Verizon prohibits me from getting only FIOS Internet. They will only allow me to sign up for a double or triple play account. It works out to $70/month for a 15/5 internet connection and phone service (that I won't use).

What are you guys paying?

[Pricing] Re: Price check: How much are you paying for your FIOS

VZ doesn't prohibit ordering just FIOS-internet.
»www.verizon.com/home/fios-fastes···t/#plans




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I'm paying $79.99 for 50/25 (internet only) in Pittsburgh.

Will be installed next week.
$65 Phone and 50/25
$10 additional phone line
$10 for taxes and surcharges
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$85 total

I only recently got it, so I'm still paying off the extra outlet install. My bill for 50/25 + lowest TV package with one free box and two cheapo converters is over a hundred bucks. Should drop down to around 80-90 later.
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Oh, Opera, what have you done?

Are you sure?! I have never seen Verizon prohibits people from getting only FiOS Internet thus far. In contrast, Verizon no longer offer dry loop DSL that means no DSL Internet only without telephone phone service on the cooper land line.

By the way, I am paying $64.99 for 50/25 FiOS Internet only service from Verizon, no TV, no telephone service from Verizon.

I would double check as I am sure you can get FiOS Internet only from Verizon.

Yes, you can get internet only. A coworker who had their triple-play, just dropped TV and phone, and is using FiOS for internet only (streaming for his TV, and Magic Jack for his phone). Granted, they WANT you to bundle, which means its harder to find the individual options, but they're there.

Actually... not as hard to find as I thought. Go to Verizon's website, under Residential, and then under Shop -> Shop All Services. You'll see a screen where it says it's looking to find an offer for you. Deselect TV and Phone from the list of options. Voila!

Do you still get the local ATSC channels if you dont subscribe to TV ?

-Ken

You're right. I was previously trying to do it from the Add/Upgrade Services in the My Account portal. There, both phone and Internet have padlock icons where the checkboxes would usually be. But going through the main site gives the option of Internet-only (albeit at $74.99 a month for 15/5 without a contract).

I am paying 129.99 a month for 150Mbps, Ultimate HD and Digital Voice.

Comes out to 152 after taxes and my two boxes.
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about $410/month. Soon to drop down to a bit over $100/month because I will be downgrading due to the whole cap thing.
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300/150 mbit Bonded Verizon FiOS connection FTW!

For Fiber phone and FIOS internet ~ $40/ month . I was more or less forced off DSL (long story) and had to haggle to get that rate ... Install, activation, & the latest router were included no extra charge.

I'm paying $220 for Ultimate HD, 150/65 Internet, Digital Voice, and Verizon Wireless with unlimited data. After taxes, cable cards and extras like HBO and Starz it brings the price to around $250.

I just got them to apply $20 "valued customer" discount to keep me from switching to Comcast, so I'm paying $60/month for 50/25 and local TV service (analog, no boxes). I'm happy with the deal, but I'm still considering Comcast as they're offering 20/4 for $29.99/mo for the first 12 months. Since I don't really need 50M that sounds like a pretty good deal.

in westchester, ny, i am paying $185 a month with all taxes a fees for 75/35, extreme hd, digital voice plus 300 minutes long distance, one dvr, and 3 boxes.

I'm paying about $180/mo all-in (taxes, fees, etc.) for:

FiOS Internet 75/35;
FiOS Extreme HD + HBO & Showtime
FiOS Digital Voice
1 Multi-Room DVR
2 "regular" HD DVR's
1 HD STB
1 SD STB

Not bad ....

Can you share more details about what you went though to get the $40 rate? I've read anecdotal reports of DSL customers being offered sweetheart deals like this to make the jump to FIOS, but there are usually some extenuating circumstances that cause Verizon to make the offer.

Should really seperate those with new contracts, which include huge discounts, to current customers out of contract as it would yield a much better aggregate.

I am a logn time customer, had DSL issues on and off for 6 months. I threatened to go to Concast and was offer 3/1 FIOS plan with phone for 59.99 + taxes. After a few more calls I got 70/month with a 40/month loyalty credit .. taxes and surcharges bring it up to 40 / month here on S/E Pennsylvania.
Note I also have the absolute minium phone service

I'm in Texas (Wylie/Murphy).

75/35 internet + phone. My actual bill, including taxes and fees, is $104.66/month. Seems high to me. Anyone think I should I call retention and find a way to get this lowered?

When 50/20 was the highest level of service, I had 25/25 at the "employee" rate of $45.99/month for internet only, even though I wasn't an employee. I gave it up the day the new tiers came because, of course, I wanted the new tiers. Still want to keep my 75/35, but would love to get some kind of discount.

Anyone think I can get this lowered? If so, by how much?

Thanks!

75/35 + Prime HD.

84.99.

1x HD setbox 6.99
1x Cablecard 4.99
Taxes and fees around 13$

I also pay about $410/mo like houkouonchi for 75/35 + Ultimate HD for business + HBO but I have a /27 IP block (29 static IPs) cause I also host a lot of servers (Although I don't quite push the bandwidth he did, mine are mainly misc game and web servers for gamer friends of mine).

Question for you houkouonchi, how big of an IP block did you have and did you have TV service at all or was that $410 all going toward internet? I wish they would push the price down on the 150 business plan so I can upgrade from 75/35, but I guess this serves my purposes for now.

$115 total including all the taxes and fees
hd ultimate
2 hd box
1 cable card

FiOS Internet 75/35

Extreme HD TV + 20/5 internet = $109.99, not on contract. Add $4.99 for a cablecard and taxes/fees, my bill comes to $122 and change.

My fastest internet option available is 30/5 (thanks to a BPON VDSL MDU setup)... but after trying it for a month, I found that my speed was about 28/5. With fluff, I get about 25/5 on the 20/5 option, so I opted to save the extra cash each month and forego the the additional 3Mbps I was getting by paying that extra amount.