dslextreme
Premium,VIP
join:2001-02-23
Canoga Park, CA
| reply to HaloBox
Re: Reselling FIOS - when?
We will be offering the full complement of packages in both DHCP and Static formats. No port blocking. Pretty much the same packages we currently offer in DSL over fiber at fiber speeds. 
I hope to have the pricing and packages ready in the next week or so. We're still waiting on Verizon to offer an automated pre-qual system for FIOS which is a necessity. The good news is that our OC12 is now up and running. We'll be able to easily handle the bandwidth needs of FIOS. |
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csalcedo
What????
Premium
join:2002-08-21
Redondo Beach, CA | reply to HaloBox
How about in what areas it wil be available ?????
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Bill
Light Up The Halo
Premium,VIP
join:2001-12-09
clubs:
| I'm assuming everywhere Verizon can serve FIOS, DSL Extreme would be able to do the same.
See »Southern Cal Fios
quote:
By the end of this year, FiOS (FYE'-ose) will expand to parts of Ventura
County, and the service will be available to Verizon customers in 22 Southern
Californian cities. The majority of customers in Huntington Beach, Murrieta,
Sun City, Malibu and Beaumont can already experience the FiOS difference.
Verizon is delivering FiOS over its new fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP)
network, which it is already constructing in California and 13 other states --
50 percent of the states where the company offers landline phone service.
Fiber deployment is under way in Adelanto, Apple Valley, Bermuda Dunes,
Camarillo, Chino, Desert Hot Springs, Hermosa Beach, Indio, La Quinta, Chino
Hills, Ontario, Palm Springs, Perris, Lake Elsinore, Temecula, Redondo Beach
and Victorville. Some customers in these cities can already order FiOS.
Additional cities will be added next year, and Verizon will announce FiOS
Internet Service in these areas as it becomes available.
It looks like you got lucky in Redondo Beach
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csalcedo
What????
Premium
join:2002-08-21
Redondo Beach, CA | reply to HaloBox
Any idea as to what they are charging for this ???? I see that there are some members that have this service already in other cities .....
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csalcedo
What????
Premium
join:2002-08-21
Redondo Beach, CA
| On their web site it show 39.95 for 5m/2m (only $10 more than what I pay for DSLEX 1.5m/375k DSL) I hope that DSLEX will come out with the same prices.... In any case its not available yet on my number ...
George any idea when it will be available in Redondo Beach ????
I hope to stay with DSLEX as I have had nothing but great service and of course I dont trust Verizons customer support.......
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MsGeek
We Jam Econo On This Ship, Sailor
join:2001-06-06
Panorama City, CA
 ·DSL EXTREME
| reply to Bill
said by Bill  :I'm assuming everywhere Verizon can serve FIOS, DSL Extreme would be able to do the same. See » Southern Cal Fios quote:
By the end of this year, FiOS (FYE'-ose) will expand to parts of Ventura
County, and the service will be available to Verizon customers in 22 Southern
Californian cities. The majority of customers in Huntington Beach, Murrieta,
Sun City, Malibu and Beaumont can already experience the FiOS difference.
Verizon is delivering FiOS over its new fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP)
network, which it is already constructing in California and 13 other states --
50 percent of the states where the company offers landline phone service.
Fiber deployment is under way in Adelanto, Apple Valley, Bermuda Dunes,
Camarillo, Chino, Desert Hot Springs, Hermosa Beach, Indio, La Quinta, Chino
Hills, Ontario, Palm Springs, Perris, Lake Elsinore, Temecula, Redondo Beach
and Victorville. Some customers in these cities can already order FiOS.
Additional cities will be added next year, and Verizon will announce FiOS
Internet Service in these areas as it becomes available.
So of course, Panorama City is passed over. Of course. VZ is picking cherries. Huntington Beach. Malibu. Camarillo. La Quinta. Palm Springs. Temecula. I get it. Panorama, Pacoima, North Hills, we'll get FiOS precisely when Hell freezes over.
If any people need FTTP, we need it here in the East Valley. Our phone lines are crap here. Through some divine intervention my 1.25Mbps downlink speed is holding, but I'm sure that's pushing it hard.
They didn't luck out in Redondo Beach. Their demographics were better. 
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wco81
@apple.com
| reply to HaloBox
Are there any areas in CA where SBC and Verizon overlap?
I can understand them not competing for local-loop services like DSL but since fiber requires new infrastructure, does anyone know why they don't go more head-to-head?
Is there some non-compete collusion going on?
Cuz I'd rather than FiOS than what SBC is planning. |
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flight750
join:2002-03-23
Long Beach, CA
1 edit | said by wco81:
Are there any areas in CA where SBC and Verizon overlap?
For What It's Worth, I frequently get SBC product offerings in the mail (I am near, but not in an SBC service area). I have called them more than once about getting their service and they consistently tell me that they can't go into VZ territory - apparently they can't take me off their mailing list either...  |
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samson2
join:2000-01-27
Chino, CA
| reply to MsGeek
HEh, well, I live in Chino and I can attest to it not being in the same league as places like Malibu or Huntington Beach. Chino is your average town with the usual range of good and bad neighborhoods - more bad than good.
The block I live on is made up of houses which are in excess of 40 years old, with all the problems you might imagine from a structure that old.
Verizon didn't seem to mind all that and went to great expense to equip the entire city with fiber optic line back in April.
I can also personally attest to Adelanto, Indio, Perris, and Lake Elsinore not fitting in with the same profile you're suggesting. Just be patient, Verizon will get to you eventually. California is a big place
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