[Summit] COX VS VERIZON FIOS
Hapfra at aol.com
Hapfra at aol.com
Tue Aug 30 17:32:24 UTC 2011
I was using Cox and switched to Verizon,,,,I do receive clearer reception
on the TV-but as for everything else I would say it is comparable. What I
find difficult is Verizon is offering their services at a lower cost than
what I am paying...but ONLY FOR NEW CUSTOMERS--I guess loyalty means very
little or nothing nowadays. I also found out, if you are having any type
of major problem---speak with no one but a supervisor (My experience)~~~
In a message dated 8/30/2011 1:19:39 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
noisyblocks at gmail.com writes:
FIOS kept sending us advertising for their TV service almost daily, and it
was pretty hard to get them to stop doing so. They had real trouble
grasping the fact that we didn't want anyone's TV connection.
That's exactly the problem; any savings one might have seen by switching
services are gobbled up by the fact that Verizon can only sell you a plan
with 100+ TV channels.
I've been using Cox cable Internet pretty much since the year it started
(1998...I think) and while I abhor monopolies I see no reason to switch
until Verizon or some other third party service offers a REAL alternative, not
just big talk and glossy ads. Verizon's prices are almost exactly in line
with Cox's and dubious promises of greater speed are just not enough. I do
web development/design and I've never observed any problems with
upload/download speeds.
There's competition...and then there's just the job of making money. I see
the latter here.
(Never mind no TV, just look at their faces when you tell them you have
VOIP phone or use cell phones exclusively. This is what the record companies
must have been thinking when portable digital music devices hit the
market...but why won't you buy our nice packaged albums anymore?)
My POV.
Emlyn
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