I'm in northern PA - Stroudsburg / Milford areas. Moving south, but not THAT
far south :)
Talk to Tim Wolfe - might be a player interested.
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I disagree and I certainly am not interested in seeing CLECs get into
the WISP business. I see CLECs as execution companies. They need to have
great sales, marketing, and operations, but they do really need to own
facilities connecting them to their customers. I see WISPs as operators
capable
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My fear, is the goal is also there to take away the ability for many to
become a WISP.
Under the directon we are going now, it means harsh competition in our own
WISP markets, with 1000s of competitors, while monopolies only have one
other.
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed
I agree with you that right now it is a real estate land grab for WISPs.
We much all secure the best real estate with leases that protect our use
of spectrum. We pay a premium to ensure that every site we are on has
the entire unlicensed spectrum allocated to us. It doesn't stop anyone
from
Let's think about this. Do you really think the FCC cares about the WISP?
Who is going to be the largest wireless providers left standing after the
pending mergers? Ok, I'll wait(Jeopardy theme).
Do you really think the BOC's are going to make it easy for WISP's to stay
competitive? Ok,
Frank Muto wrote:
Do you really think the BOC's are going to make it easy for WISP's to stay
competitive? Ok, backhaul comes from where? Even if you do business with
CLEC's their costs are going to go up and so will their customers. They will
keep squeezing and squeezing the life out of the
Ron Wallace wrote:
Hey Guys,
Does anyone know anything about Mesh Dynamics
http://www.meshdynamics.com/. i.e. Price of devices or any
other information?
Ron Wallace
Hahnron, Inc.
220 S. Jackson St.
Addison, MI 49220
Phone: (517) 547-8410
Mobile: (517) 605-4542
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Its not hard to be a WISP. Actually its 7000 competitors (ISPs).
However it will be hard for any of them to survive, when competition needs
to split the spectrum.
The hope is that first man in, survives, and everyone bows out nicely,
because they'd start out just interfering, and never have a
