Whether it is the "job" of the FCC to ensure fairness with regards to
telecommunications contracts is yet to be determined. Traditionally, STATE
COURTS have resolved contractual disputes. However, in 2005, a cell carrier
named SunCom filed a petition with the FCC asking the FCC to declare that
ea
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From: "Larry Yunker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] FCC changes
> Travis,
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> I agree wholeheartedly that a customer should be held to the terms of a
> cont
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From: "Larry Yunker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'WISPA General List'"
Sent: Sunday, June 01, 2008 11:22 AM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] FCC changes
>I think that the FCC has a bona fide reason for addressing the early
> termination fee issu
I've used Tiger Leasing before. They were good to work with.
But mostly I get my money from my local bank. They are much better that
dealing with a leasing company as far as I'm concerned.
laters,
marlon
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From: "Butch Evans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Wispa List"
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I've used TriLease for my clients and been happy with them. They are out of
Raleigh, NC Here's the info:
TriLease
Brantley Denton
866.590.2220
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Don
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Sent: Sunday, June 01, 20
GE Capital, CitiCapital, LEAF, De Lage Landen, GE Commercial.
Travis
Microserv
Butch Evans wrote:
> I have a customer that is looking for information on financing some
> gear. What are some of the leasing companies that you all have used
> and are happy with?
>
>
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I have a customer that is looking for information on financing some
gear. What are some of the leasing companies that you all have used
and are happy with?
--
*Butch Evans*Professional Network Consultation
Travis,
I agree wholeheartedly that a customer should be held to the terms of a
contract and certainly should be responsible for reading and accepting the
terms of the agreement.
The issue is that some contracts are designed to penalize rather than recoup
costs. The measure of a breach of contr
For us, the issue is the pickup and de-installation of the equipment.
We have customers 2+ hours drive away from our office. If they sign up
and pay $49 for install (we already lose $50 for the time to install
it), and only keep it for a month, then I have lost several hundred
dollars on that c
Or really, the consumer could just read the contract before they sign
it. Problem solved. ;)
Travis
Microserv
Larry Yunker wrote:
> I think that the FCC has a bona fide reason for addressing the early
> termination fee issue. The underlying concern is that early termination
> fees often do not
I think that the FCC has a bona fide reason for addressing the early
termination fee issue. The underlying concern is that early termination
fees often do not reflect the true cost incurred by the contracting provider
as a result of the subscriber's breach of contract.
In reality, an early ter
I didn't see it mentioned, but I believe that QMailToaster deserves an
honerable mention.
It's incredibly easy to set up, you have one login (rather than a login
for each user), and it's very well documented.
The listserv support is excellent.
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Last Friday, someone told me that when they plugged in a BelAir 100T
unit into a mesh, the system degraded. Suspecting some sort of
broadcast storm, I went over to the apartment complex and configured the
problem unit to blacklisted a neighboring MAC address, so that it only
saw one neighbor,
Ever since I started 4 yrs ago I have done $199 install and $35 a
month. Last month I switched to $209 install and $35 a month (to help
cover gas). I own the gear and go get it if they cancel.
Brian
John J. Thomas wrote:
Let's talk about this for a minute.
When I signed up for my $24.95
When it is a regulation of common resources, like cellular spectrum, they
have to attempt to enforce fairness and foster competition. Problem is when
they craft a fix for cell or ILEC or IXC and it spills over into other areas
they regulate.
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From: "Kurt Fankhauser"
That will still happen. We give many free installs and $49 installs. We
have to to compete with Qwest and Comcast. I also provide a free DSL modem
to all DSL customers. Depends on your scale and competition. Why would
AT&T not provide a free DSL modem?
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From: "J
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