SatelliteGuys.US DishNetwork Uplink Activity Discussion - Week Ending 07/14/2007
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The AM is access multiplexer. It's full proper name is Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer.
Geesh, I'm paying (well my employer is paying) $60.00 for 4 Mbps service with Comcast.
I dropped Comcast HSI because of the way they hit you when you dont have the video service.
I pay $30/month for 1.5 DSL.
I pay $30/month for 1.5 DSL.
$19.95 for 50.6K max.
You post all those updates on the new additions and channel, like the new RSN's
on dial-up.wowza.
Or the other way around... people drop or simply don't sign up since most telco's require you to pay for a dial tone for DSL.
That sad to have such speed connection nowadays and I understand now why I don't recall JohnH posted pictures - only text.
I totally agree. I loved Comcast HSI, but its $62 vs $50 and I havent missed the speed at all.
I think Comcast should sell HSI at $43 to EVERYONE. I also think its BS that you still need to sign up for an ATT line to get dsl.
Do either of these companies understand the subs they could add with better priced packages. I also feel that HSI is overpriced at this point, it should be coming down. Mant cant afford to pay $60+ a month for Comcast/ATT 6mbps HSI.
$19.95 for 50.6K max.
No People PC access in your area (dialup for $9.95) ??
There's always Dish's new High Speed Internet by satellite...
You should get that 20 dollar DSL they were talking about on engadget! jeez.. didn't know anyone still used dial up
There is always the status quo, considering contacts and the price has only gone up $1 in the past 8 years. My employer pays for the dial tone.
After all, I love the oppurtunity to eat while downloading large pictures.
New satellite receivers are more important than IPTV.
After all, I love the oppurtunity to eat while downloading large pictures.
New satellite receivers are more important than IPTV.
Most people I know up here in Vt are still stuck with dial-up. They all let me know too when I forget with some of my 2 MB "forwards".You should get that 20 dollar DSL they were talking about on engadget! jeez.. didn't know anyone still used dial up
So who do you feel should be the one to decide what is "Moral" or not for everyone else?
