Scott Howard wrote:
> If you have cable you have a phone line (which you use for your voice calls)
> and a cable connection.
This is not neccesarily the case. You could choose to have no fixed
phone at all (I did this for most of 1999 in Montreal), or, if you use
Optus (granted, pricing will change), your fixed phone can be connected
to the cable service.
> If you have ADSL you have a single ADSL service which is both your phone line
> _and_ your data service.
>
> ie, it's not only the phone-line-for-data you're getting rid of, it's the
> phone-line-for-voice!
Wrong.
In order to place an order for ADSL, you must either have an existing
phone line to put it on or order one at the same time as you order the
ADSL service. The listed ADSL pricing does _not_ include the physical
line itself.
- Raz
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