You might want to check out what the current prices are for a T-1. I used to work for a 9-12 school, and I upgraded their old frame 56k to sdsl. My friend who just took over the job is upgrading to a T-1 this summer. Not through the local telco it seems, but he says it will be the same price for the full T-1.
YMMV Peter Hill --On Friday, July 12, 2002 12:48 PM -0700 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Hello, > > Since I am one of their customers I called and was told they will be > stopping their service in California. At this time they are not telling > me how much time I have before the serice is stopped. > Any pointers who supplies xDSL and will route my legacy and portable IP > space that was issued before ARIN was formed? > >>> Thank you for choosing Sprint Business DSL service. It has been our >>> privilege to provide this service to you. Sprint announced today that >>> we will decommission our current high-speed data platform in cities >>> where Sprint has found a better way to deliver service via an >>> alternative platform or where high access and infrastructure costs make >>> it difficult to continue service. >>> >>> Next week, we will provide you with pertinent information about >>> alternative high-speed service options. At that time, we will >>> communicate more information on how this announcement will affect your >>> current DSL service. >>> >>> We thank you for your business and hope you will choose to continue as >>> our valued customer. >>> >>> This is an auto-generated email, please do not reply to this address. If >>> you would like to speak with one of our customer care representatives, >>> please call 1-800-777-4686. >>> >>> We will be in contact soon. > > Thanks, > > Michael > >
