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Even if the notebook in question is not redeemable "much later" in the promotion, the $299 coupon will still be redeeable for other HP products. | |
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2 edits | Notebook Let's hope the notebook promo will not be as problematic as the last one with those HDTVs. | |
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Odessa, FL | Existing What about for us existing customers? What is our incentive to stay? | |
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| guppy_fishPremium
join:2003-12-09
Lakeland, FL
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| Re: Existing said by Gary A:What about for us existing customers? What is our incentive to stay? Your two year contract ...
Goodies are to sign up for new service, just like every other provider does | |
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join:2008-03-02
Odessa, FL | Re: Existing My 2-yr will be up in Nov, I think. What then, I wonder?!?  | |
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| Re: Existing said by Gary A:My 2-yr will be up in Nov, I think. What then, I wonder?!? ::SQUEEZE:: The both Verizon & the cable company for the best deal, then YOU make the call! | |
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Odessa, FL | Re: Existing Yeah, I guess so. About all I can do. | |
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| said by Gary A:What about for us existing customers? What is our incentive to stay? existing customers get also get the netbook or the camcorder for free, but need to sign up for the new bundles. If you sign up for the new bundle then you can get the netbook for $99 + S/H + Tax
Only new customers will get the netbook for free. | |
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kudos:1 | Re: Existing said by glinc:said by Gary A:What about for us existing customers? What is our incentive to stay? existing customers get also get the netbook or the camcorder for free, but need to sign up for the new bundles. If you sign up for the new bundle then you can get the netbook for $99 + S/H + Tax Only new customers will get the netbook for free. huh.... | |
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| | | BarneyBadAssBadasses Fight For FreedomPremium
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00001 | Re: Existing said by Cheese 
existing customers get also get the netbook or the camcorder for free, but need to sign up for the new bundles.
If you sign up for the new bundle then you can get the netbook for $99 + S/H + Tax
Only new customers will get the netbook for free.
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| | | said by Gary A:What about for us existing customers? What is our incentive to stay? How about better service than the competition?
How about actually being able to get FiOS? | |
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|  dvd536as Mr. Pink as they comePremium
join:2001-04-27
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kudos:4 | said by Gary A:What about for us existing customers? What is our incentive to stay? the pisspoor service you *could* be getting from cable if you weren't in a cherrypicked area.
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| | | | Re: Existing They gave me the movie package for 90 days free | |
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| | | There is similar offers for existing customers. A $199 coupon for the notebook and free flip comcorder, for instance. | |
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| | I'd love to get in on this, but... I'll be moving to Portland, OR in two weeks and have all ready called Verizon to get my account transferred up there.
Nope, FiOS stops two blocks from where I'll be living and according to Verizon, no prospect of them ever extending service to the neighborhood. Heck I can't even get my existing DSL service reestablished there, it's "Qwest country" or so I'm informed.
So I guess I'll be getting that fabulous ComCraptic service I keep reading about here on DSLR.
And for you folks that would say 'move two blocks over'... It's very difficult to move an existing house that's been already fully paid for, twenty-five years ago. The house was willed to me and I'm not going to look a gift horse in the mouth. | |
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Jeez. I'd run my own fiber. Need to find out how much it is, first.
Nevermind.. Here's a spool of 1k ft: »cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi···08344567
..and almost 5k feet: »cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi···49243221
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That's multimode cable to tardmonkey. FiOS uses LEAF (singlemode) | |
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| | |  Simba7I Void Warranties
join:2003-03-24
Billings, MT | Re: I'd love to get in on this, but... It was an example. I'm sure you can find single-mode cable on eBay as well. | |
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In any case, Verizon is abandoning Oregon and Washington states within the next year anyway. So if one wants FiOS someday around here, make sure it's available NOW. I suspect that Frontier won't be expanding the FiOS boundaries much.
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Fort Wayne, IN | Re: I'd love to get in on this, but... Frontier will be taking over the FIOS operations in Washington, Oregon and Indiana, plus the phone operations in many other states. I'm willing to wait and see what they do.
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| | | | said by Oregonian2:Can't get Qwest DSL there (or maybe Comcast)? Yes, Qwest is the DSL provider in that part of Portland, but according to a phone call to Qwest and me talking to the owners of three nearby homes, 3/768 is the best I can hope for at this point in time.
Two of them are now ComCast customers after being suckered by Qwests' "highspeed DSL service". They had absolutely nothing nice to say about Qwest as a provider. | |
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join:2000-06-08
Glendale, CA | Damn that sucks man. That is just crazy. Just two blocks. I really wish the place I am moving to would be serviced by Verizon...but it's not. It's gay AT&T. So it's either lame slow problematic AT&T DSL or fast charter that I've had not such a great experience with in the past many years ago. Hope it's better now.
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join:2001-11-14
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| Re: I'd love to get in on this, but... said by Hpower:So it's either lame slow problematic AT&T DSL or fast charter that I've had not such a great experience with in the past many years ago. Hope it's better now. I never had any problems with the ATT DSL I had for 7 years. Now it is slow, the max I could get was 1.5mpbs. If your closer then maybe you can get 3 or 6 mpbs.
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| | | said by ZzyzxFromOR:I'll be moving to Portland, OR in two weeks and have all ready called Verizon to get my account transferred up there. Nope, FiOS stops two blocks from where I'll be living and according to Verizon, no prospect of them ever extending service to the neighborhood. Heck I can't even get my existing DSL service reestablished there, it's "Qwest country" or so I'm informed. So I guess I'll be getting that fabulous ComCraptic service I keep reading about here on DSLR. And for you folks that would say 'move two blocks over'... It's very difficult to move an existing house that's been already fully paid for, twenty-five years ago. The house was willed to me and I'm not going to look a gift horse in the mouth. Yup. I know how you feel. Stops exactly that distance from me as well. Went to the top of the block and just stopped. They even had the gall to tag the area (that was in November and December) and mark it on the construction log for those months which they update monthly on their website, and not raise a single blade of grass.
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|  N3OGHYo Soy Col. "Bat" GuanoPremium
join:2003-11-11
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kudos:1 | Were I to be moving in the near future, broadband options at said address would be a priority item.
I'm sure with this housing market, there are houses just as nice as the one you bought within the footprint of the service you desire?
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join:2001-07-12
Warwick, NY
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1 edit | Re: I'd love to get in on this, but... said by N3OGH:Were I to be moving in the near future, broadband options at said address would be a priority item. I'm sure with this housing market, there are houses just as nice as the one you bought within the footprint of the service you desire? Oy.
He got the house for FREE. Can he do any better than that two blocks over?
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| | | La LunaSurvived AshrafulPremium
join:2001-07-12
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| said by ZzyzxFromOR:said by N3OGH:Were I to be moving in the near future, broadband options at said address would be a priority item. I'm sure with this housing market, there are houses just as nice as the one you bought within the footprint of the service you desire? Apparently, reading comprehension isn't your forte'. If you go back and re-read my post, you'll see what I mean. I saved him the trouble. 
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| | | N3OGHYo Soy Col. "Bat" GuanoPremium
join:2003-11-11
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said by ZzyzxFromOR:I'll be moving to Portland, OR in two weeks and have all ready called Verizon to get my account transferred up there. Nope, FiOS stops two blocks from where I'll be living and according to Verizon, no prospect of them ever extending service to the neighborhood. Heck I can't even get my existing DSL service reestablished there, it's "Qwest country" or so I'm informed. So I guess I'll be getting that fabulous ComCraptic service I keep reading about here on DSLR. And for you folks that would say 'move two blocks over'... It's very difficult to move an existing house that's been already fully paid for, twenty-five years ago. The house was willed to me and I'm not going to look a gift horse in the mouth.
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Collegeville, PA | D-NY get special treatment..AGAIN Just take a look at »Re: Any new Speed tiers?
You can't tell me that D-NY doesn't get exclusive deals compared to everyone else in FiOS areas. I'm sure the argument is that they are in "more competitive" areas but that's just not the full truth. Cablevision and FiOS compete in more areas than just D-NY and they arn't seeing the deals to make customers want to choose FiOS over Cablevision. The same can be said now for Comcast and FiOS in Philadelphia and its suberbs. If any region is "competitive" it would be inside of the backyards of both Cablevision and Comcast. This is where we should be seeing these special deals extended to and not just D-NY.
Of course it'd be ideal to just equally price and offer the same deals across the whole FiOS footprint but that's never been done by Verizon. The closest we've gotten to that is right now where every FiOS area gets the same tiers - even though some areas get them cheaper than others but at least they can still order them. Now they're about to change that and who knows how long it'll be, if ever, until we see it evenly offered again.
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join:2001-08-02
Michigan City, IN | ? Looks like they lowered the 20/20 tier to 25/15.. | |
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| and? So just speed bumps, and no price reductions?
15/5 @ $44.95/dual play, vs 15/2 $29.95/dual play price isn't all that competitive on price.
And, the other shoe to drop later this year when cablevision/time warner revises their tiered mbit rates & pricing. Don't hold your breath for TWC to offer anything good in response, but expect a flood of their customers calling to switch as FIOS deploys & notifications go out. | |
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|  darciliciousCyber LibrarianPremium
join:2001-01-02
Forest Grove, OR
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| Re: and? said by tmc8080:So just speed bumps, and no price reductions? That's what Verizon does: speed increases, not price drops. | |
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| | Renewal? I wonder. I have FIOS for the past year, triple freedom I think. It is set to expire next month. I wonder if I renew will I get the netbook for free.
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| | upgrade? how much is it going to cost to upgrade my 20/5 lol thats what matters to me.... 25/15 sounds great | |
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dvd536as Mr. Pink as they comePremium
join:2001-04-27
Phoenix, AZ
kudos:4 | I just wonder how long of a contract you get locked into[with steep ETF] with that so called "free netbook"
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| | thrown a chew toy this isn't even a bone, it's a well used tapon shaped chew toy of an upgrade. in turn, not only should they not gain any custoers, thousands should unsubscribe for verizon being so stingy. | |
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|  JeepMattC'mon the UPremium
join:2001-12-28
Wilmington, DE
kudos:2 | FIOS TV Content Hell, i'm more curious what the TV content updates are!
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| Singing "Hooray" here in the bronx NY Wow that is pretty cool. I was on my way to staples this morning to get a netbook for myself but as an existing customer i get it for 99 bucks. I will take the 35/20 Tier which is a huge improvement over 20/5. man that will be better than Cablevision boost service but not as fast as the Ultra. No big deal the ultra is out of my budget range. | |
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@verizon.net | Re: Singing "Hooray" here in the bronx NY I just called today to see if I can upgrade my current tier 20/20 to 50/20, I was informed that If I want to get 50/20 I will lose my bundle, currently paying 99 bucks for triple freedom w/ 20/20 internet.The rep told me that starting monday there is a new upgrade offers from $99 to $134. The only difference is the speed from 20/20 to 35/20. I did sign up for it and will be turned on monday. The rep did not mention about the netbook offer but I will try to ask monday... | |
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| | business class? what about business accounts.
I have a static IP 20/5 account in addition to the residential video account.
two fiber drops, two ONTs, etc.
will i get the speed upgrade too? | |
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| | AnyOne Know What the specs are on the netbook ? just asking what the specs on it like ram hd space .... i know its cpu might be 1.6ghz but thats it | |
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| | Metro NY competition under the microscope FiOS Double Freedom - Faster Internet Verizon Freedom
Essentials +FiOS Internet Up to 25 Mbps/15 Mbps
Special Offer: Order now to get 2-year price guarantee with annual agreement. Plus, get $5 OFF a month from the listed monthly price for 1 year when you order online.
> Learn more $79.99/mo. = $74.99 (plus POTS taxes/fees)
for 1 year
Bundle savings:
$-29.99/mo.
FiOS Double Freedom
- Faster Internet
Verizon Freedom
Essentials +FiOS Internet Service
Up to 35 Mbps/20 Mbps
Special Offer: Order now to get 2-year price guarantee with annual agreement. Plus, get $5 OFF a month from the listed monthly price for 1 year when you order online.
> Learn more $89.99/mo=$84.99 (plus POTS taxes/fees)
for 1 year
Bundle savings:
$-19.99/mo.
Apparently locking in for 1 year give you a 2 year price lock..
I wonder if this encourages Cablevision to raise both prices and speeds.. because they could easily match 25/15 for an extra $3-5 a month and you'd still have the advantage of no POTS taxes/fees added on (aka your bottom line price)
Factor in about +$12 in taxes/fees for FIOS phone line. They sure could use VOIP right about now, which would make this deal quite good. | |
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