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| DATE | 2008-02-21 |
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| SUBJECT | Re: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Broadband withIP addresses
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Just check Covad's other packages.
NYC has the blessing of Verizon owning every inch of copper, so Covad is
simply a reseller, who in turn sells to Speakeasy whom I have a client
moving to (from Eureka, who redefined rip-off with by charging $150 for
400k bandwidth)
You might try the cable companies RCN has static and pretty fast pipes
(up to 10Mbps maybe more, although I don't think its synchronous) Time
warner should compete with that.
Ruben Safir wrote:
> I'm blowing through the top of my upload ability with my 1.1 SDSL connection
> from covad and looking for some new solutions. Anyone know of anything
> in the $200.00/mnt price range that includes stat IP addresses?
>
> Ruben
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