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Skibare shared this news release with me: VoiceWing Plus DSL Equals New Savings for Verizon Customers Basically, Verizon is offering a "double play" package of broadband ($29.95/month) and VoIP unlimited local and long distance ($29.95) for $59.90/mont... [Read More]
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That's all fine and great, but what about the ~$30 /month you still have to pay for POTS to get the DSL. Or is VZ going to offer "naked" DSL?
Posted by: telecom_nomad | September 23, 2004 at 10:56 AM
That's all fine and great, but what about the ~$30 /month you still have to pay for POTS to get the DSL. Or is VZ going to offer "naked" DSL?
Posted by: telecom_nomad | September 23, 2004 at 10:51 AM
Amazing mind-meld Andy! In both our blog entries, we came to almost the same exact conclusion that Verizon needs to offer a triple play (add video).
Posted by: Tom Keating | September 23, 2004 at 10:13 AM
Surreel Choski , the VP of Level3 did a presentation this am at JEffries where he announced ""SEVEN OF NINE""" wins for Level3........if you do the ''who they lost category'(Roadrunner and Cablevision DOCUMENTED PR's by Sprint and IDT), it gives you leftover of WHO THEY WON
VZ????? ATT??????? PRIMUS??????
http://voipnuke.com/blog.php
Skibare
some THINGS going to change very very quickly WHEN the numbers for Level3 come out!
Posted by: skibare | September 23, 2004 at 09:56 AM
Andy: How in the world can Verizon offer video? I have a 3mps download from my cable provider and it would take forever to download an episode of friends. What am I missing? Wouldnt the Bells need to have fiber like speed to deliver video up to par with cable or sat?
Posted by: none | September 23, 2004 at 08:45 AM