Well, our rates are quite a bit lower than that.
Around here, we get $59.95 for a standard business connection, $39.95
for a standard residential connection. Special requirements can raise
these prices. I have one customer paying $200 month for 128k. He was
paying $400/month for ISDN.
We
You are very correct it that it all comes down to service. People want there
hand held through everything. Im signing 10-20 customers a week at the moment
to our network because we have great customer service and go the extra mile and
are way competitive with DSL and Cable. And our uploads blow
i get 100meg for 1000.00 a month. Like i said bandwidth is not my problem. I
have a personal 45meg link to my house. When i run www.toast.net/performance
speed tests i chuckle. Hence why i dont care giving customers the bandwidth i
give them. I do monitor it closely, more so to keep stress off my
I have no idea how the hell that post was posted 3 times.. I didnt do it..
anyways sorry bout that however it happened
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Thanks,
Todd Lancaster
Network Administrator
AlwaysOn-Line LLC.
http://www.alwayson-line.net
Quoting Todd Lancaster [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
i get 100meg for 1000.00 a month.
Blair Davis wrote:
Bandwidth on the availability side is not an issue. We buy bandwidth
for about $20-25 per meg so that is not an issue and we have multiple
provider fiber feeds to our NOC.
$25 per meg? I'm at $350 per 1.5 meg!
Unfortunately...customers are so sold on price
I wish I could get 10meg for 1000.00 a month, let alone 100meg!!
Todd Lancaster wrote:
i get 100meg for 1000.00 a month. Like i said bandwidth is not my problem. I
have a personal 45meg link to my house. When i run www.toast.net/performance
speed tests i chuckle. Hence why i dont care
Bob Moldashel wrote:
Blair Davis wrote:
Bandwidth on the availability side is not an issue. We buy
bandwidth for about $20-25 per meg so that is not an issue and we
have multiple provider fiber feeds to our NOC.
$25 per meg? I'm at $350 per 1.5 meg!
Unfortunately...customers
Where can you get bandwidth at $25 per meg I am lucky to get it for $500
per meg.
Jory Privett
WCCS
- Original Message -
From: Bob Moldashel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: WISPA General List wireless@wispa.org
Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2005 8:49 PM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Here's a question
] Here's a question for the group.
Well first off if my customers did a speed test and saw 256k My phones
would be
ringing off the hook. 159.00?? Thats insane too, but if your getting more
power to you. On the other hand if i was you I would search for more
bandwidth
and a cost that doesnt
Can you offer him a 12 month contract, he pays install on 5 GHz equipment?
John
Bob Moldashel wrote:
Thanks for the reply Todd.
I have a few issues that we are dealing with. First, we can't use 2.4
GHz. DS. The spectrum sucks here so there are no real economical CPE
options. At present,
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