View Poll Results: FIOS or COX
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Fios? or Cox?
Give it time. It's cold outside and the Mexican contractors work slower in the cold!
It takes a lot of time and $ to deploy an entirely new network. It's actually all fiber from the office to your house, unlike the Cox "fiber" network, that is really fiber to hubs , then copper to your house, just like verizon's old network.
These things don't happen overnight.
It takes a lot of time and $ to deploy an entirely new network. It's actually all fiber from the office to your house, unlike the Cox "fiber" network, that is really fiber to hubs , then copper to your house, just like verizon's old network.
These things don't happen overnight.
Give it time. It's cold outside and the Mexican contractors work slower in the cold!
It takes a lot of time and $ to deploy an entirely new network. It's actually all fiber from the office to your house, unlike the Cox "fiber" network, that is really fiber to hubs , then copper to your house, just like verizon's old network.
These things don't happen overnight.
It takes a lot of time and $ to deploy an entirely new network. It's actually all fiber from the office to your house, unlike the Cox "fiber" network, that is really fiber to hubs , then copper to your house, just like verizon's old network.
These things don't happen overnight.
About to go back to Cox..... Verizon/Directv can't even bill us right!
We have been getting billed seperately and have a bill from each for over $100 and I was suppose to be getting the 108.90 package + movies + extra recievers
We have been getting billed seperately and have a bill from each for over $100 and I was suppose to be getting the 108.90 package + movies + extra recievers
Not the fiOs huh? Maybe its the Direct TV part that is messing it all up?
can anyone point me in the direction of the offer they had wiht the tv or gift card. i ordered fios before the 31 but they didnt mention anything about a tv or a gift card.
edit nvm.
edit nvm.
Last edited by Von; Dec 29, 2007 at 10:58 PM.
The 'old' network will be a thing of the past in the next few years. But somewhere along the line, there will always be copper. It might be fiber to the modem or even fiber to the chipset... but eventually, it's gotta go D/A and will have a bottleneck at some point.













