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geostone
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FYI -- from an email I received today:
Cox Communications is thrilled to announce that starting in June 2005, we will begin increasing the speeds of our Premier Internet Package to 15 Mbps downstream. This increased bandwidth will give you even more capacity for all your Internet needs. That means you’ll download media rich applications faster than ever, send large files super-quick, and gain the upper hand on gaming opponents before they know what hit them!
Cox is offering a free modem exchange, too. They will provide a Scientific Atlanta cable modem capable of handling the new speeds. I don't have the upgraded version yet. Cox claims they'll distribute new cable modems by 6/30.
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I hope they do that in Louisiana
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Quote from: jypagan on June 08, 2005, 06:55:18 PM
I hope they do that in Louisiana
I believe they are only doing the 15/2 in areas that offer FIOS. Cox is fighting fire with fire in Virginia.
Arizona has upgraded to 9000/1000 already. Cox is doing their thing.
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Quote from: geostone on June 08, 2005, 06:52:51 PM
FYI -- from an email I received today:
Cox Communications is thrilled to announce that starting in June 2005, we will begin increasing the speeds of our Premier Internet Package to 15 Mbps downstream. This increased bandwidth will give you even more capacity for all your Internet needs. That means you’ll download media rich applications faster than ever, send large files super-quick, and gain the upper hand on gaming opponents before they know what hit them!
Cox is offering a free modem exchange, too. They will provide a Scientific Atlanta cable modem capable of handling the new speeds. I don't have the upgraded version yet. Cox claims they'll distribute new cable modems by 6/30.
Nice!, The Scientific Atlanta Cable Modem is a extremely good modem, I have one.
Quote from: organ_shifter on June 08, 2005, 08:34:35 PM
I believe they are only doing the 15/2 in areas that offer FIOS. Cox is fighting fire with fire in Virginia.
Arizona has upgraded to 9000/1000 already. Cox is doing their thing.
Yup.
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June 09, 2005, 06:43:31 AM »
god dsl stop falling behind
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all i hear are these new forms of dsl yet they arent available yet
why do they keep thinking of new forms of dsl when we cant get them???
its makin me mad!
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Man, will it be any more expensive for new subscribers?
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Re: Cox Upgrades to 15 Mbps Downstream - Fairfax County, Virginia
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June 12, 2005, 08:56:27 AM »
15MB huh? I got one question........Im with Cox in New Orleans, I pay 39.95 a month for my 4MB connection......lmao how much is a 15MB connection gonna run ya? Bet you need to take out a loan huh? lol let me know
highest speed available here is 6MB downstream because Cox's only compitition is Bellsouth DSL and they just upgraded to 3MB for 59.95 a month.....lol
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June 12, 2005, 09:03:08 AM »
I believe it will be 5 dollars more than the Verizon FiOS 15/2 service, so 54.95 I believe.
Fighting fire with fire.
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yep the 15/2 is the next step up....54.95 - that was their premium package of 5/768 that got upgraded to that
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June 13, 2005, 07:55:55 AM »
dan Cox and verizon are kicking the S#!t out of everybody.
Cox/Verizon
Comcast/adelphia
When is Comcast gonna upgrade.
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June 13, 2005, 01:57:15 PM »
we need some competition in las vegas so we can get some good deals. Cox did up our speed, it went from 4/256 and 5/512 ------> 4/512 and 5/768 big whooop. I did hear that they are goign to offer their digital phone service. Does anyone have that and is it any good and whats the pricing. thanks
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June 13, 2005, 03:39:36 PM »
they probably wont for a while since they just did, but adelphia is releasing the new tiers soon and if you have adelphia and are going to Comcast like i am, then consider it an 'upgrade' of sorts.
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Hey, folks! Got the new cable modem today and it is now working, though the speed increase has not taken effect yet. We'll see!
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...oh...and funny how Verizon is digging up the streets in the development for Fi/OS!
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Quote from: xyther4523 on June 09, 2005, 06:43:31 AM
god dsl stop falling behind
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all i hear are these new forms of dsl yet they arent available yet
why do they keep thinking of new forms of dsl when we cant get them???
its makin me mad!
on a 5 meg dsl line, not that bad
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a 10 meg line for 80 a month im on a 5 for 50 a month
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