Jonbo298
join:2004-01-12
Council Bluffs, IA
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Re: Where is Omaha?
Qwest has pretty much lost the Omaha market and they aren't really in the mood to try and gain it back. The commercials are pretty accurate by cox saying 8 out of every 10 households in Omaha has Cox.
Granted, they could go balls out and wire up FTTN everywhere in Omaha and launch a huge advertising spree to get back all those customers they lost, but they are taking the lazy way out and just trying to keep the other markets. |
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The Beer
I Love It When A Plan Comes Together
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join:2001-07-24
Omaha, NE
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| It's a one way fight.
And when they do fight back it's all in the details...
Cox touts their 128/128 Cox Super Value Internet @ $19.99 then compares it to the 1.5/896 Qwest has for $26.99.
Cox's $26.99 plan is 1.5/256.
You can't fight the details and $19.99 is less than $26.99, but I would be mad if my EVDO phone had 128/128 speed let alone my cable modem.
It's all in the details.
I had been on DirecTV for 4 years and switched back to Cox in the past few weeks, I had no idea they did so many self inserts of their own ads. It seems like every 10 minutes there is a bash Qwest ad.
I miss the old USWest when it comes to being innovative.
The Beer = Council Bluffs DSL Subscriber #2 |
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