[conspire] ISP

[Tony Godshall]

The downside of raw bandwidth you to to pay AT&T for a voice line
in order to get rawbw's services.

Sonic.net is my primary ISP now- I like their Fusion product.  No cheap
intro price- just a fair price from the get go and even periodic reductions
in price.  Didn't get the 20mbps some people get (too far from the CO)
but it's fine.  It Includes voice line with domestic long distance included.

Friggin AT&T, by the way, still provides the wire and claimed my line was
hooked up even though they only hooked it up to a box three properties
away around the corner behind a locked gate.  But Sonic got it AT&T all
straightened out at no additional cost to me even though they had to send
an employee to hang out at my location all day to do it.

On Mon, May 23, 2011 at 10:38 PM, Rick Moen <rick at linuxmafia.com> wrote:
> Quoting Ehud Kaldor (ehud.kaldor at gmail.com):
>
>> i'm at the junction of deciding whether to stay with my current home ISP
>> (AT&T 6MB) or swap. living in San Jose, downtown/rose garden/burbank area.
>> any recommendation?
>
> I still continue to admire my upstream, Raw Bandwidth Communications.
> http://www.rawbandwidth.com/
>
>
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