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Hello: Thanks for all the feedback. Economics also plays a role. Comcast wanted $99 for the trifecta of Internet, phone, and TV. Speakeasy DSL + Phone would be $84 plus Comcast basic cable at $16, comes out to a dollar more. That would be basic cable, far few channels than regular cable. After discussions with the lady, we knew that if we got more channels, we would waste more time on TV. With Speakeasy, we could put up web pages and play with new ways to use the Internet. Clearly the support folks win on the Seattle crew. So we are going with Speakeasy for ADSL and phone service, Comcast for basic cable. And I might get a bit entrepreneurial. I will ask for details on sharing the line, and offer 1 other house to join in for $20/month, and a max of 2 houses at $15/month to share a wireless Internet connection. I'll get info from Speakeasy on setting it up, buy a bit of hardware, and then get the trifecta for ~ $70/month. doug
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