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...one of the points on www.verizon.com for fios..
"Dominate your cross-town rivals in a gaming smackdown."
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From: The HS that is NoVA
Originally Posted by blue03s2k,Mar 21 2006, 10:43 AM
...one of the points on www.verizon.com for fios..
"Dominate your cross-town rivals in a gaming smackdown."
idiots trying to market to idiots with an idiotic point
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Originally Posted by CaptKirk,Mar 21 2006, 10:30 AM
So FIOS doesn't have a modem...it just comes in as a Cat5 cable you plug in?
To put it in perspective, my co-worker has the expanded service with the movie & sports package, two TV converter boxes, HD channels, DVR along with the internet and it runs him about $100.
Basically confirmed what I knew.
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Originally Posted by Nandska,Mar 21 2006, 11:46 AM
To put it in perspective, my co-worker has the expanded service with the movie & sports package, two TV converter boxes, HD channels, DVR along with the internet and it runs him about $100.
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Originally Posted by Nandska,Mar 21 2006, 10:46 AM
it's a little more complicated. (internet)They run the fiber line to your house to a converter and from the converter they run a RJ-45 cable to your router. (cable) If you already have the internet, what they do is run a coaxial cable from the converter to your tv converter box (pretty much like cable)
To put it in perspective, my co-worker has the expanded service with the movie & sports package, two TV converter boxes, HD channels, DVR along with the internet and it runs him about $100.
To put it in perspective, my co-worker has the expanded service with the movie & sports package, two TV converter boxes, HD channels, DVR along with the internet and it runs him about $100.
