> As far as I know, the following national providers exist in Detroit:
> (This is by no means, a complete list, and some of these aren't "Big
> Name" providers, but less likely to go under than John Q Random ISP)
The above is completely false statement in my opinion. From what I'v
seen, local "J
On Thu, 30 May 2002, Brian wrote:
> Surprised there isnt much connectivity in the Detroit area, I mean it is
> Motor City and all, I would think tons of manufacturing palnts all needing
> telecom of some sort or other..
Try to get DSL here; everyone backhauls to Chicago. And Cleveland is the
25
As far as I know, the following national providers exist in Detroit:
(This is by no means, a complete list, and some of these aren't "Big
Name" providers, but less likely to go under than John Q Random ISP)
Verio
Winstar
XO
AT&T
Qwest
Covad
Level 3
SBC
I've heard rumors of speakeasy.net, which I
Surprised there isnt much connectivity in the Detroit area, I mean it is
Motor City and all, I would think tons of manufacturing palnts all needing
telecom of some sort or other..
Bri
On Thu, 30 May 2002, Deepak Jain wrote:
>
>
> Clearly anyone in your market is buying from someone out
The hard facts are that carriers want to make money hopefully so they
will locate where the money is. My chances of having closely located
customers is greater in Newyork City say than somewhere distant You
either have to pull circuits to the carrier you want or settle for
someone local muc
> Who can one rely on for connectivity? In general and in the Detroit area?
> I put out a request for bids on T-1's and all the national providers were
> way too high...
Haven't you just answered your own question? I guess if you think
reliable service is too expensive, you're not i
