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as Mr. Pink as they come
Premium
join:2001-04-27
Phoenix, AZ | costs Upfront costs are kind of steep for locking you into a 2 year contract. I just clicked their banner and checked their info page. Not available in my state tho. (whats new) | |
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PSedrish
join:2001-06-03
Pearl River, LA
 ·Charter Pipeline
|  Californians!
Anyway, the folks you reviewed sell a 1,000/1,000 residential svc for $200 per month *WITH* a 2 year contract!
Down here in the bayou, we'd call that a little steep. I get the same DSL svc with BellSouth for $45 per month, and better than that cable with Charter for $49. In truth, I run *BOTH* svcs (because I too cannot afford to have any interruptions) for 1/2 what you run yours.
I think you're getting ripped off. | |
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honzik
join:2001-04-20
San Jose, CA
|  Re: Californians!
said by PSedrish:
(How else can you explain 2,000 square foot houses on 1/4 acre lots selling at a million bucks?)
1) Taxes
2) Building Codes and other regulations
3) Reduction of available land for housing due to zoning, set-asides for greenbelts, etc.
4) Did I mention taxes? | |
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dvd536
as Mr. Pink as they come
Premium
join:2001-04-27
Phoenix, AZ | DSL - crappy pppoe junk (capped at 128kbps)
Charter - (capped at 128kbps)
anything with decent upload is worth that kind of money providing its stable and their network it kept upgraded and grows as they add users. | |
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| | dufrense
join:2002-03-09
Neenah, WI | Re: Californians! Who is your local ISP providing capped DSL at 128k? Sounds like bull to me. I'm on a DSL line now thats 1.5mps/256k. I'm getting 11 times the speed at half the cost. | |
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| Mr Fusion
join:2002-10-14
Campbell, CA | Just about everyone out in the boon dogs can get high speed internet, but in the city, oddly enough, we cant all get it, so if you can even find a service that serves you, its worth money. | |
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