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Originally Posted by wjcollier07
20 mbps down / 20 mbps up - $65
FiOS ftmfw
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most servers dont support that though, you will probably only see that when torrenting, etc.
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We're sorry Verizon doesn't offer FiOS service in your area. However, please take a look at the Verizon services listed below that may be offered where you live.
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Originally Posted by wjcollier07
20 mbps down / 20 mbps up - $65
FiOS ftmfw
FiOS ftmfw
most servers dont support that though, you will probably only see that when torrenting, etc.
i'm sure there was that same problem when DSL and cable went mainstream.
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Not really, cable and DSL weren't pushing the limits of any small to medium sized backbone at all...
I've got Comcast, The lowest digital package to the HD DVR, Added sports tier for $5, and 6mbps Cable modem, bursts to 10 on the first 10mb or so of a file... I'm @ 110ish a month (haven't paid a normal bill yet, only the first + install)
I've got Comcast, The lowest digital package to the HD DVR, Added sports tier for $5, and 6mbps Cable modem, bursts to 10 on the first 10mb or so of a file... I'm @ 110ish a month (haven't paid a normal bill yet, only the first + install)
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