Nice thing about DSL is you can pick your ISP. We used FastQ when we lived in
Mesa, it was good. Didn't have the peak speeds Cox did but it was much more
consistent and reliable. And, we had static IP's and could run home servers,
unlike cocks. Your results may vary, but should be good performance if fiber is
in your hood. Century Link Customer Service is a sea of menus and sri lanka
help-desk people.
The DirecTV installers butchered the dish install, put lag bolts right through
the roof, big nasty leaking holes and splinters of wood and it still wobbled in
the wind. I would have been pissed had we not been doing a roof job a few
months later anyway. I re-installed it proper-like, it's easy enough to do it
yourself. More & better music channels, roomie liked the sports line-up better.
-Ken
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From: Mark Astrauskas <[email protected]>
To: Main PLUG discussion list <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 6:19 PM
Subject: CenturyLink/DirectTV
CenturyLink recently laid fiber in my area and is pitching their new
Internet/DirectTV service. Does anyone have recent experience with
CenturyLink's fiber offering or with DirectTV as well? It looks like I could
save a good amount every month and could even get a faster speed, so I'm
strongly considering it.
Yelp reviews are awful, but so are the Cox Cable ones (my current provider), so
I'm seeking any firsthand comments or experiences.
Thanks,
Mark
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