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Scott Ehrlich <[hidden email]> writes:
> My wife and I are looking at the various competitive offering from
> RCN, Comcast, and Verizon FIOS.
>
> At least Comcast and Verizon offer P+C+I for $100/month the first
> year, then at least Comcast goes up $20 - 40/month beyond the promo.
>
> - What is the average cost increase, per month, people have seen for
> FIOS and RCN after their promo periods?
In Somerville I pay something like $100/year for the basic service,
but I also pay extra for higher-speed, digital tier, HD, and two
cable boxes.
> - How has overall service (customer and offerings) been?
Fine.
> Do RCN's and/or Comcast's voice offerings connect or require access to
> or through their cable modem, or is the voice hookup via twisted pair?
> I don't want to have to unplug my home phones and plug them in
> somewhere else. I'd like to keep twisted pair phones where they are
> and have the service swap be transparent to me.
RCN phone is standard copper, off the pole across the street from
my house.
> Anything other real-world experiences are most welcome.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Scott
-derek
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