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On 6/29/07, Grant M. <gmongardi-cGmSLFmkI3Y at public.gmane.org> wrote: > 3.> The thing that bothers me the most about bundled-FIOS adoption > is that they physically remove your hard-line phone during the install. > That means once you go FIOS, there is no going back. I suspect that this > is to avoid customers reverting during the growing pains of FIOS, likely > by charging some insane sum of money to replace the old hard-line (if > they will at all). > Grant M. > -- I had Speakeasy DSL installed last Summer over dry copper. My old copper remains, unused, and Verizon was delighted to install fresh copper without too much trouble. (Indeed, most of my trouble was with the house-electrical installer, who fled the moment the word "work" came to his mind in looking at my premises. Unless the computer was at most in the next room from the demarc, he wasn't touching it. "Call an electrician.") Getting copper back shouldn't be to tough. MEG -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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