Texas locations for FiOS
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briani said:
To my knoledge, it is available in Keller, Garland, and Plano. There are others but I don't know all of them. In addition, in Garland and PLano it is only part of each town with progress for the entire towns moving along. Your best bet is to plug addresses into the online tool and see what comes back.
garlandtxuser said:
I've tried entering several addresses into the search engine but keep getting the "can't find in our database" message. I'm looking at re-locating to the area and I'm trying to find an apartment complex that is already elgible for FiOS service. Are the only in residential housing tracks? Called CSR they were no help!
Not saying this is the case, BUT most people are unaware of exactly how a given address is listed per the USPS database which some of these query tools use..
Example most people think or use:
1234 Any Street Boulevard
Actual USPS listing (likely used in queries)
1234 E Anystreet Blvd
Note the following:
1. Accurate directional
2. Accurate spelling (word structures)
3. No use of punctuation
4. Accurate use and inclusion/omission of Ave, Blvd, Pkwy, Hwy, etc (do not spell entire word unless advised in the USPS DB)
5. Accurate use zip codes (they do change without notice sometime, especially in new areas
This link: http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp
Will list current zip and correct address formatting.
Example most people think or use:
1234 Any Street Boulevard
Actual USPS listing (likely used in queries)
1234 E Anystreet Blvd
Note the following:
1. Accurate directional
2. Accurate spelling (word structures)
3. No use of punctuation
4. Accurate use and inclusion/omission of Ave, Blvd, Pkwy, Hwy, etc (do not spell entire word unless advised in the USPS DB)
5. Accurate use zip codes (they do change without notice sometime, especially in new areas
This link: http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp
Will list current zip and correct address formatting.
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I can't vouch for the accuracy, but chack the link below.
http://www.fiberexperts.com/texas-fios.html
http://www.fiberexperts.com/texas-fios.html
We had Charter in Carrollton as well. No HD and no hope of getting it until Comcast finally entered the scene a couple of months ago, and they were swapped with TW. I was so disgusted with Charter, I canx and went with an OTA antenna. I was sick and tired of being gouged good money for poor service.mraudit said:
