fdgfdfg
@attbi.com
| reply to FLECOM
Re: Slow
Invest in fiber like Verizon? I'm a verizon customer and Verizon hasn't botherd to roll out the DSL yet. It looks like I'll have to wait untill I can Get FIOS....20 years down the road! Bellsouths deployment of ADSL2 will give them a bigger and faster return on their investment. |
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brianiscool
join:2000-08-16
Miami, FL | reply to AuraReturn
Did Bellsouth notice they are loosing customer's : ( poor them |
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raydsltech
join:2004-07-04
Concord, NC
| reply to FLECOM
>>also why invest all this money in ADSL2 equipment when they could be investing that into their fiber deployments?
because they can reach many many more customers with the plant they have now, not with the plant that they don't have or may have in the future. |
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FLECOM
Bay Networks Freak
Premium
join:2003-03-03
Miami, FL
| reply to green_boy35
said by green_boy35  :lol... I agree. I am using 6mbits/608k adsl service right now. ADSL2 has to be at least 10mbits. yes but you obviously dont have bellsouth 
i have to deal with these people more than i care to
even their fiber stuff they dont have a clue...
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BellSouth sucks |
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green_boy35
join:2004-08-05
San Diego, CA | reply to FLECOM
lol... I agree. I am using 6mbits/608k adsl service right now. ADSL2 has to be at least 10mbits. |
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FLECOM
Bay Networks Freak
Premium
join:2003-03-03
Miami, FL
1 edit | reply to AuraReturn
hah, i said it and its happening, bellsouth once again dosent give the customer what they want to try to get as much money as they can with providing as little service as they can...
oh well at least its faster than 1.5/3mbits... but still complete crap upload speeds... 512kb? 768kb? please...
also why invest all this money in ADSL2 equipment when they could be investing that into their fiber deployments?
more patches on the customers leaking to cable internet access that is cheaper, quite franky faster, and *usually* (depending on ISP) just as reliable... of course YMMV by area and such, but still.... |
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bogey780
join:2004-03-19
Here | reply to AuraReturn
As always that's not the limit. ADSL2+ can go upwards of 25Mb/s. They're just capping it at that rate because they have plans for the rest of the bandwidth and they can't unsell something they've sold. |
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AuraReturn
Premium
join:2003-08-18
San Francisco, CA
clubs:
1 edit |  That is pretty slow to be considered "next generation".
But I suppose it wouldn't be bad in 2005. |
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