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78 lines
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Just a quick reference.
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These prices are monthly, unless otherwise noted.
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Verizon Fiber (fios) home internet has three tiers.
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$40, $60, $80 (gigabit).
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This is internet only. They will not require purchase of phone or television.
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There is a $15 charge for a router. You can provide your own and skip this.
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There is a $100 one time service charge for setup.
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Home requires that you have a 'home' (which means you have a kitchen and bathroom onsite).
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I guess if you own a residential building, and have a downstairs shop, you can save dosh by using
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home internet for everything. maybe.
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You cannot get a static ip via home.
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This is pricing for no contract, and month to month payments. Contracts aren't needed,
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because these companies print money. Do they really need contracts? They are doing
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ok.
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Business:
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business pricing:
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$80 base level. (200down/100up)
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Gigabit, I think $120
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Again, $15 for router, monthly.
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$50 one time setup fee, this time.
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Static IPs: Packs of 1,5, and 13.
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1 static ip == +$20
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5 static ips == +$40
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13 static ips == +$60
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5 Static ips, and base level internet: $120
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This is month to month pricing. No contract.
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There is a discount if you agree to a two year contract. A contract almost
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exclusively benefits the phone company. You get very little out of it, and
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run the risk of cancellation fees.
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Again, this is internet only. They do not require purchase of tv, or phone.
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If you are a new customer, they may give you a $10 discount for a couple months.
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On the other side: the local cable company: comcast, I can't quote exacts, but
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I know the following:
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Business Internet
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35/5
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w/5 Static IPs
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$112
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cable tv
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$40 (I think this is right)
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As you can see, the pricing is comparable for internet. Verizon would be $120,
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for base level with internet. Slightly more money, but faster promised speeds.
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