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« SBC... yeah right... I say vote with your dollar !  
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EnzonE

join:2000-03-23
Indiana, PA

reply to sledboy
Re: yeah right

Same here; after the BS Verizon pulled about getting Pennsylvania wired for fiber after getting many tax incentives from the state over the years;tax payers got the major shaft in the end; thank you VZ!
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Verizon 768k/128k @ 16,200 feet from CO.Activated June 13 2001.Now at 17,047 feet!
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