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Verizon Ditches 'Home Fusion' Brand for Fixed Wireless Service
Back in 2012 Verizon unveiled their "Home Fusion" fixed LTE service, which involved installing a "cantenna" on the side of the house, then offering users the choice of 10, 20 and 30 GB monthly allotments for $60, $90 or $120 respectively, per month. User Pittpharm See Profile writes in to note that Verizon for some reason has ditched the Home Fusion brand entirely, and is now calling this service "LTE Internet (Installed)." The somewhat less creative name doesn't appear to be hand in hand with any other changes, and the pricing appears to have remained the same. Verizon aims the product at rural customers usually stuck on satellite, and it will also fill in the gaps where Verizon backs away from offering DSL services.

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rit56
join:2000-12-01
New York, NY

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rit56

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Lack of competition

People with no options forced into shitty overpriced internet service. It should be regulated as a utility.
pittpete1
join:2009-06-12

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pittpete1

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it's not about the fiber, or the DSLAMS. It's about the Union labor.........

That same union labor that made it all possible to be in the position it is in today?
That same union labor that installed miles of fiber on poles that sits unused because upper management can't see past the present?
That same union labor that went without pay raises while the CEO and upper management increased their salaries ten fold?