Yeah. According to this page:
http://www.cox.com/Fairfax/HighSpeedInternet/premier.asp
it is 15/2 in Fairfax, for $55/mo. You on the $20 off for 3 months promo?
NOVA and DC are the two places I knew for certain Cox was offering 15/2.
They're pushing 9/1 in other competitive areas around the country.
Major turnaround for NOVA, though. For years the laughing stock of the
broadband community...and now there are tiers as high or higher than
anywhere else.
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Fairfax county (Virginia)
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Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2006 18:18:53 -0600
----- Original Message ----- From: "Hayes Elkins"
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
2003 called....
Cable and phone companies are giving bandwidth away these days. Thank
goodness for FIOS (not that I would ever touch anything from Verizon) -
their precense made Cox drop my broadband bill to 29.99 and upped my
download to 15Mb/s and uploads to 5Mb/s.
5GB of data if seeded decently is about 3-4 hours on average, sometimes
much, much quicker.
15/5 for $30? Where are you at? I knew Cox was offering 15/2 for $55 (with
a 3-month $20 off promotion) in select (read: FIOS competition) markets,
9/1 in many others, but even Verizon 15/2 is $80/mo...and I've only seen
5mbit up on Verizon's 30/5 package, for $180/mo.
15/5 for $30 seems highly suspect.
