| reply to lordfly
Re: So how does Clearwire transmit their signal? Sounds like that WISP needs to finance in the install fee (with contract) and/or run time-limted specials waving the install (with a 2 year contract) to a select set of addresses (so they can keep up with the installs).
3 year contract, no fee; 2 year contract, $50 fee; 1 year contract, $100 fee, etc. |
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 lordfly
join:2000-10-12
Homestead, FL
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| said by jjroysdon :Sounds like that WISP needs to finance in the install fee (with contract) and/or run time-limted specials waving the install (with a 2 year contract) to a select set of addresses (so they can keep up with the installs).
3 year contract, no fee; 2 year contract, $50 fee; 1 year contract, $100 fee, etc.
I really don't mind the install fee. I am on a 1 year contract for $40/mo for 10/1 speeds. That beat the $32.95/mo I was getting with AT&T DSL with barely 1.2/256 with 1/2 second pings.
It is a locally owned business with a small customer base. I would rather keep them alive and have unlimited support rather than have to deal with the big providers that don't listen to their customers and hire shady installers and support. |
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| Their service is great. I have for 3 years. beats at&t, and comcast big time. Only had 2 major outages, one being a direct lighting strike to the tower. My pings are under 8ms. skynet is da best. |
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