dslwanter
Why would I want DSL? I have FTTH
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Lowellville, OH
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said by BoriQua_M  :The last laugh will be on you. It's the way telephone service is going and nothing will stop it. My POTS has NEVER gone out for long periods of time. But how many times have we seen "multi-hour" outages with VOIP providers like Vonage already? So when you're with no phone service for 5 hours the LAUGH WILL BE ON YOU. Go ahead, keep getting sucked into this so called "new and great technology". I never said I wasn't willing to try, but I won't drop my landline for it. The only thing your phone line is made out of is copper and relies on far less electricity than VOIP. I highly doubt I'd want a phone service that relies on my broadband too, something about that makes me very uneasy.
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BoriQua_M
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Signal Hill, CA
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The last laugh will be on you. It's the way telephone service is going and nothing will stop it. Along the way there will be hic-ups like with EVER single other technological advance and what will really be funny is how you will come along for the ride. We won't see it, we don't know you but even you will switch. |
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GeekJedi
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said by dslwanter :said by CO_Chris :said by Slidetbone :said by dslwanter :And people wonder why I stick with my landline. Same here. When they can prove it's reliability AND use routers and switched dedicated to ONLY VoIP and not shared with internet traffic, then I may think about switching. Time Warner don't share there DP with internet Traffic at all.There system works great Yeah and every time your cable goes out, so will your VOIP. Those little generators they have to give you cable service will not last nearly as long as the ones in a Central Office. Oh I'm going to laugh at so many people God-forbid there is a nationwide emergency. If there is a national emergency, I will guarantee two things...people will be asked to stay off the phone, and you'll get lots of "All circuits are busy" because to one listened!
So go ahead and laugh. You won't be doing it over a land line.
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dslwanter
Why would I want DSL? I have FTTH
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Lowellville, OH
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said by CO_Chris :said by Slidetbone :said by dslwanter :And people wonder why I stick with my landline. Same here. When they can prove it's reliability AND use routers and switched dedicated to ONLY VoIP and not shared with internet traffic, then I may think about switching. Time Warner don't share there DP with internet Traffic at all.There system works great Yeah and every time your cable goes out, so will your VOIP. Those little generators they have to give you cable service will not last nearly as long as the ones in a Central Office. Oh I'm going to laugh at so many people God-forbid there is a nationwide emergency.
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CO_Chris
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said by Slidetbone :said by dslwanter :And people wonder why I stick with my landline. Same here. When they can prove it's reliability AND use routers and switched dedicated to ONLY VoIP and not shared with internet traffic, then I may think about switching. Time Warner don't share there DP with internet Traffic at all.There system works great |
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Slidetbone
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Land O Lakes, FL
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said by dslwanter :And people wonder why I stick with my landline. Same here. When they can prove it's reliability AND use routers and switched dedicated to ONLY VoIP and not shared with internet traffic, then I may think about switching. |
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