DSL vs Cable for business

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JTMON @rr.com	DSL vs Cable for business Umm, yes but for businesses where the choice is RR or DSL the choice is a no brainer. You go DSL. Why? Cause RR wants to charge 20 PER connection. No router use unless you pay 20 for each person connecting. It makes no difference to them that you get NO EXTRA bandwidth for each 20$ and it also makes no difference that they allow extra connections via router on home subscribers. Hell, in Syracuse, they refuse to have 2 modems in one house and TELL you that you MUST buy a router. Try telling this to the RR business class people and they'll tell you that it is incorrect and that you are supposed to be paying per connect. Dumb, no matter how many connections I have I still only get 2Mb/down so where's the friggin harm, it's not like extra bandwidth is taken.
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rchandra Stargate Universe fan Premium join:2000-11-09 14225-2105	That's relatively simple to grasp, actually. Marketers and salescritters are running the show, not engineers (or if there are engineers running it, they're not very bright). But alas, if engineers could (consistently ) run businesses, it would make a lot more sense. What I mean is it's rare that a competent engineer would also be a good high-level manager. You don't see too many engineers that also run the company. -- English is a difficult enough language to interpret correctly when its rules are followed, let alone when a writer chooses not to follow those rules.
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