John Scrivner wrote:
I am not too concerned. It is only about $40K a month in recurring
monthly revenues off the SBC network! :-) I do worry what the phone
company will do but I am nearly making as much off of wireless now as I
am off the ILEC copper so in a year or so I could "snip snip" the little
copper habit I still have going on. Right now I would obviously suffer
some serious withdrawal. By the way, I resisted the DSL temptation
completely. I do not have a single DSL on my billing. I do have a few
T1s and several hundred dialup connections. I tend to think the tariff
regulated services will be around for a while yet. Maybe it is wishful
thinking on my part?
Scriv
Not wishful thinking.
2+ years ago we switched away from Qwest, our ILEC, to competitive clecs
and dumped DSL and T-1. Wasn't enough T-1's and what we did have we
converted to wireless. We had a fiber OC3 from Qwest. And support wise,
DSL was almost as bad as dial up.
Now the only bill I get from a telephone company, is from clecs, and
that is for a few pots for our office and a managed modem pool from
another clec, and the voip service naturally isn't Qwest.
My upstream is a regional fiber carrier who delivers me fiber ethernet.
Our broadband is all wireless and we'll be adding pretty soon.
Significant savings in avoiding the ILEC.
George
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