 scott492002
join:2003-10-27
| reply to oliphant5 Re: Typical Telco market manipulation
When was the last time any clec invested any money in the dsl network? As far as I'm concerned clecs are the parasite that was mentioned earlier. What other company subsidises (sp) their competitors? Would GM subsidise Yugo for example? I think not. Let the clecs buy their own dsl equip and quit sucking the life out of the bell companies. |
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  oliphant5 Got Identity? Premium join:2003-05-24 Corona, CA
| What are you talking about? THEY PAY FOR THE ACCESS. Do you not watch cable? You don't see competitors channels being broadcast by the cable operators? What, is Cox Communications and Time Warner subsidizing Comcast because they carry the Comcast owned E! Entertainment Network?
What, is Fedex subsidizing the US Postal Service because the USPS uses Fedex planes to deliver air cargo?
What nonsense. -- -- Munis Killed the Telco Star -- Powered by Barry McKockenner Racing in association with Jack Mikkokov Motorsports [text was edited by author 2003-10-27 16:17:39] |
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 fkittred
join:2002-01-24 Biddeford, ME | reply to scott492002
Many DSL providers buy all the equipment. Please update your information.
regards, fletcher |
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 pyro_527
join:2002-05-05 Palatka, FL
| reply to oliphant5 So, what you are saying is that clec ABC leases the lines from BellSouth but it is BellSouth\'s responsibility to put DSL service to their customer? Please....If they lease the line then it is their problem.....but, I do think that the ILEC\'s would want to provide service and at least make some of the revenue that they would have lost otherwise. Line sharing isn't something that is new to the industry. The technology has been there but never been taken advantage of. -- Spandex - it's a privilege not a right.... |
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  oliphant5 Got Identity? Premium join:2003-05-24 Corona, CA
| No, it's that line sharing is the current rules and has nothing to do with telcos forcing customers to keep local service with the crappy telco in order to obtain DSL.
One has NOTHING to do with the other. They are losing customers to competitors in voice service so like Comcast, they come up with this blackmail scheme. It's crap. -- -- Munis Killed the Telco Star -- Powered by Barry McKockenner Racing in association with Jack Mikkokov Motorsports |
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 Cybertoad
join:2001-11-08 Houston, TX
| reply to scott492002 said by scott492002 : When was the last time any clec invested any money in the dsl network? As far as I'm concerned clecs are the parasite that was mentioned earlier. What other company subsidises (sp) their competitors? Would GM subsidise Yugo for example? I think not. Let the clecs buy their own dsl equip and quit sucking the life out of the bell companies.
You do realize that is MORE a reason for SBC, BellSouth, and others to provide dry DSL runs !!!
Give customers and option to buy their DSL direct from the source even if their phone service is elsewhere.
I would think the Bells would be anxious to tap an otherwise untapped market getting those who aren't interested in phone service but want DSL. At the present, that market is totally lost. |
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 pyro_527
join:2002-05-05 Palatka, FL
| reply to oliphant5 So, you are going to go to Walmart and demand that they make Kmart open up 5 packages of underwear so you can buy a package of all red rather then having to get what you get when you buy the package. -- Spandex - it's a privilege not a right.... |
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  oliphant5 Got Identity? Premium join:2003-05-24 Corona, CA
| said by pyro_527 : So, you are going to go to Walmart and demand that they make Kmart open up 5 packages of underwear so you can buy a package of all red rather then having to get what you get when you buy the package.
This isn't about picking and choosing colors. This would be like you wanted to buy underwear at Walmart and Walmart forcing you to also buy overpriced socks at the same time. If you didn't want the socks, too bad, you can't buy underwear.
It doesn't fly in retail and it shouldn't fly with the telco monopolies. -- -- Munis Killed the Telco Star -- Powered by Barry McKockenner Racing in association with Jack Mikkokov Motorsports [text was edited by author 2003-10-28 11:12:32] |
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