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quetwo
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reply to Biskit
Re: Great Synch Though

Verizon was not the first to deploy FTTH. Many smaller, independent telephone companies (Vernon Telephone comes to mind first) have been deploying this technology for years. Verizon is just one of the first "Big-Boys" do deploy "Fiber to the customer".
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