It's probably toast if the owner of the wooded property sees it.
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
-Original Message-
I was talking about FIOS with someone in Reston and was told an
interesting story...
The distribution point for the neighborhood was a green box out in a
wooded area adjoining the
Verizon dug a ditch for our cable, then left and never returned to fill
it in. When we had Comcast, they put their cable in the trench, and
didn't cover it over, either. My cats helped. I filled it with stinky
kitty litter.
You should have had you lawyer write them that you were tripped by
i would think the only difference between buried and surface is the
possibility of mechanical damage for the surface run.(passing motocross,
deer stomps the cable). we have underground streams, so up or down does
not make a difference.
It is also a trip hazard. Leaving a cable on the surface
On Oct 17, 2008, at 12:44 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
The distribution point for the neighborhood was a green box out in a
wooded area adjoining the property where the installation took
place. The
FIOS installer ran the cable through the woods and over the lawn,
leaving
the cable on top of the
At 12:44 PM 10/17/2008, you wrote:
I was talking about FIOS with someone in Reston and was told an
interesting story...
The distribution point for the neighborhood was a green box out in a
wooded area adjoining the property where the installation took place. The
FIOS installer ran the cable
Verizon dug a ditch for our cable, then left and never returned to fill
it in. When we had Comcast, they put their cable in the trench, and
didn't cover it over, either. My cats helped. I filled it with stinky
kitty litter.
This is not an unusual situation at all. More often than not,
