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mrdialup8

join:2000-07-30
Fayetteville, AR

reply to JerryC23

Re: Can we shift that to Arkansas?

Amen! Can we also shift that half way across the U.S. (to Arkansas), and see what it does?

I just switched ISP's today. I am with DicksonStreet.com (Dickson Street On-Line, a local ISP.) I get 200 hours for $19.95 a month. I shared my dad's last account (with the U of A, and got 80 hours for free, if you work for the U of A). They only offer dial-up, but have plans to offer Wireless Access with in the next month. God I hope they do offer wireless.

I want DSL!


justin
Australian
join:1999-05-28
New York, NY
kudos:7

I'm going to deeply regret doing this.. but
here is your town.


RadioDoc
58ef2c0
Premium,ExMod 2000-03
join:2000-05-11

Justin: What a cool article. Too bad its such a pain to generate maps with that SBC tool. The fact that they have developed it gives me some hope that they are at least trying to get a good handle on where their deployment problems are. And no, I don't want a map. I know where they are around here.


Anon

I live just south of Little Rock (3 miles south of Baseline road on Arch Street) and even without seeing your map, I figure the closest it comes to me is 1500 feet.

Larry



wesm
Premium
join:1999-07-29
Redmond, WA

reply to justin
You're gonna be flooded with requests for maps, you know that, don't you? So, if SWBell has this handy technology all available, is it still "plug and pray" like the article says, or are they actually getting more accurate at doing prequals?

On a related note, does anyone know how GTE/Verizon's site (»www.gte.com/dsl/) does that prequal?

(Oh, and can I have a map of 75006? *duck* Actually, I'd like one, but not if it causes problems, which it apparently does)



stray

join:2000-01-16
Warren, NJ

I tried the Verizon prequal with both my home and office phone numbers. Got this message:

"The Number Entered May Not be in Verizon's Service Area"

Perhaps I should write that response on my next set of Verizon telephone bills. Been paying BA or Verizon for 15 years. Never noticed that I wasn't getting phone service!



wesm
Premium
join:1999-07-29
Redmond, WA

Well, if you went to the address I listed, remember that GTE and Bell Atlantic just merged ... the GTE site still probably only covers the original GTE DSL service areas, even though it now says Verizon all over it. Just a thought.

(Ever noticed that DSL in the post preview is highlighted as being spelt wrong?)



mrdialup8

join:2000-07-30
Fayetteville, AR

reply to justin
Regret what? Thanks for the pic. I had a good feeling I knew what the pic would look like. I did not think there would be so much green, I thought there would be a little speck of green with the rest of pic made of yellow and red. Once again, thanks.


Anon

reply to justin

Re: Can we shift that to ohio (44070)

How do I get to see my area? 44070? Is this GIS tool from Ameritech something that everyone can use or is it only for SBC people? I wonder if there is anywhere to see where new development is going.. and future projected dsl availablilty for SBC.. as you can tell by the Nick I have Ameritech. I have got alot of people in my area with DSL and there is this funny box that is huge on my pole out in the front yard that is new and there was trucks laying what I think was fiber about a month ago on the pole as well.. THey were all over the place.


klambert
Seti Rocks
ExMod 2000-03
join:2000-07-20
Dallas, TX

reply to justin

Re: Can we shift that to Arkansas?

WHere did y'all find that SBC mapping tool? Is it proprietary, or can anyone use it? How do I get it???


Dest
Bolo
Premium
join:2000-03-21
Naperville, IL
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reply to RadioDoc

quote:
Justin: What a cool article. Too bad its such a pain to generate maps with that SBC tool. The fact that they have developed it gives me some hope that they are at least trying to get a good handle on where their deployment problems are. And no, I don't want a map. I know where they are around here.

Does that mean you have access? cause i just recently stumble and gain access to the Map tools lol =) and discover that my town is one giant gray blob =(

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