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Re: Is EL capped? uh, no i don't mean the DSL kind of why i asked in the Cable forum. they stopped offering the DSL in my area. |
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| sorry i misread your post. I think if you have time warner branded earthlink cable internet it is not capped at least yet... of course if it's comcast branded earthlink then their is a cap that i think was just recently implemented. |
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| thats ok. is there anyway to find out which is the one i would get? |
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| It really just depends on where you live. IF the cable provider in your area is time warner then you would get earthlink that runs over their cable lines etc... You should check on earthlink's site at earthlink.com that will tell you what you may qualify for, or you could just give them a call, they should know which territory your in. |
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kudos:18 | reply to rjupiter
said by rjupiter : they stopped offering the DSL in my area.
Really? Where in the Bellsouth Domain footprint did they stop offering DSL? As far as I can tell they are offered in all former Bellsouth States.
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| said by Doctor Olds 
Really? Where in the Bellsouth Domain footprint did they stop offering DSL? As far as I can tell they are offered in all former Bellsouth States.
[/BQUOTE : how can they be in the Bellsouth's domain and yet in former states? i have no idea what you mean and/or talking about. |
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kudos:18 | said by rjupiter : how can they be in the Bellsouth's domain and yet in former states? i have no idea what you mean and/or talking about.
Bellsouth is now AT&T so all of the former Bellsouth States are now AT&T States. The old Bellsouth servers were not renamed so it is easy to tell the poster (aka you) is in one of the former Bellsouth States under AT&T instead of elsewhere like former SBC States.
»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT%26T#Bel···uisition
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BellSouth acquisition
On Friday December 29, 2006, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved the new AT&T's acquisition of a regional Bell Operating Company, BellSouth, valued at approximately $86 billion (or 1.325 shares of AT&T for each share of BellSouth at the close of trading December 29, 2006).[10] The new combined company retained the name AT&T.[
»www.fcc.gov/eb/Orders/fcc00389cd.html
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The term "BellSouth States'' means Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.
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