Sample Verizon Fios pricing?
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Sample Verizon Fios pricing?
I was just wondering how much the combination internet/tv plans cost with Verizon Fios? Can't seem to find an address that allows me to do window-shopping.
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Thanks for the link- for some reason I kept on getting diverted to their "enter an address" page.
Interestingly, the $84.99 Triple Play with a two year contract includes a $300 cash card... pro-rated over 2 years, that brings the price to $72.50, plus you get the phone service (not that I'd use it...)
Seems to be better than comcast's bundles, that hardly even last 12 months before the price doubles, and not to mention the extra $10 HD technology fee they charge.
Interestingly, the $84.99 Triple Play with a two year contract includes a $300 cash card... pro-rated over 2 years, that brings the price to $72.50, plus you get the phone service (not that I'd use it...)
Seems to be better than comcast's bundles, that hardly even last 12 months before the price doubles, and not to mention the extra $10 HD technology fee they charge.
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A couple of other FIOS selling points:
--They don't require pairing between the CableCard and the tuner. You can transfer the card to another tuner without making a phone call to customer service.
--They don't use SDV, so no need for a silly tuning adapter.
--All channels are marked copy-freely.
--They use Motorola CableCards which in my opinion is more reliable than Cisco/NDS cards.
--They don't require pairing between the CableCard and the tuner. You can transfer the card to another tuner without making a phone call to customer service.
--They don't use SDV, so no need for a silly tuning adapter.
--All channels are marked copy-freely.
--They use Motorola CableCards which in my opinion is more reliable than Cisco/NDS cards.
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Argh, even more reasons to wish Fios was in my area.makryger wrote:Thanks for the link- for some reason I kept on getting diverted to their "enter an address" page.
Interestingly, the $84.99 Triple Play with a two year contract includes a $300 cash card... pro-rated over 2 years, that brings the price to $72.50, plus you get the phone service (not that I'd use it...)
Seems to be better than comcast's bundles, that hardly even last 12 months before the price doubles, and not to mention the extra $10 HD technology fee they charge.
For what it's worth, I am not being charged the $10 HD fee with Comcast. I called to discuss my bill and to make sure it was correct and they said it was. I'm also getting a $2.50 credit every month for using my own equipment.