blacksurfer
join:2002-07-14
Sherman Oaks, CA
1 edit | OMG DSL for $14.95 per month!
SBC Yahoo is offering $14.95 per month DSL. Wonder if we will match? |
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Phil
Rojo Sol
Premium
join:2001-06-11
Camarillo, CA
 ·Verizon FIOS
 ·DSL EXTREME
| DSLX hasn't budged on pricing plans such as the 3000/768 for $29.95/month, so I doubt they will make any changes here either. That said, I still think DSLX is a better value for what I use it for anyways.
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theguy
join:2003-10-04
Santee, CA | reply to blacksurfer
I hope dslx come with a 12.95 plan  |
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ylen131
join:2000-02-09
Canoga Park, CA | reply to blacksurfer
if they offered the 6mb plan for 40 or something like that i would switch |
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blacksurfer
join:2002-07-14
Sherman Oaks, CA | reply to blacksurfer
OK...DSL Extreme matched the price! $14.95 for DSL!!! |
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ddavtian
join:2000-08-19
San Jose, CA | What a company, I love this service.
Dave |
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Bill
Light Up The Halo
Premium,VIP
join:2001-12-09
clubs: | reply to blacksurfer
Cool. |
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green_boy35
join:2004-08-05
San Diego, CA | reply to blacksurfer
It would be even better if the price for the high-end package (month-to-month) is lowered to like $40 a month. |
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blacksurfer
join:2002-07-14
Sherman Oaks, CA | reply to blacksurfer
Err....I have a referral (friend) who signed up this past Sunday when the price was $19.95. He hasn't received his modem nor activation date yet. He wants to know if his price will be $14.95? |
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MsGeek
We Jam Econo On This Ship, Sailor
join:2001-06-06
Panorama City, CA | reply to blacksurfer
This does exactly Jack for us longsuffering Verizon users. Then again, this is probably a PPPoE deal. I (Heart) my Static IPs...;)
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dslXtreme
@dslextreme.com
| Current customer on SBC Yahoo forum wrote about renewing a one year contract while in contract for the new $14.95 price:
"Just called SBC to get re-rated. It's a done deal, new 1 yr. term starting June 8 but now at 14.95 a month. Easy & Painless.
Thanks SBC"
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My call to DSLx for re-rating: "Sorry, no" |
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ylen131
join:2000-02-09
Canoga Park, CA
| said by dslXtreme:
Current customer on SBC Yahoo forum wrote about renewing a one year contract while in contract for the new $14.95 price:
"Just called SBC to get re-rated. It's a done deal, new 1 yr. term starting June 8 but now at 14.95 a month. Easy & Painless.
Thanks SBC"
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My call to DSLx for re-rating: "Sorry, no"
are you under contract? if not jump to sbc. |
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Purrson
@ucla.edu
| reply to blacksurfer
OK I am totally confused, what is the difference in power user and minimal web user, aside from the obvious. I cant by any means call myself a minimal user, if I was I wouldn't be looking into dsl would I?
And what are static VS dynamic IPs.
I wonder if I could even set it up, what happens if I have problems as don't know what's involved in splitting and such... |
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Purrson
@ucla.edu
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OK I am totally confused, what is the difference in power user and minimal web user, aside from the obvious. I cant by any means call myself a minimal user, if I was I wouldn't be looking into dsl would I?
And what are static VS dynamic IPs. and Version 1 vs version 3
»https://secure.dslextreme.com/Medusa/Pac···ult.aspx
Gives prices under both but then additional prices
I wonder if I could even set it up, what happens if I have problems as don't know what's involved in splitting and such... |
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blacksurfer
join:2002-07-14
Sherman Oaks, CA
| Power users would probably want a static IP so they can host a game, ftp or webserver. Minimal users will just surf the web, download files, etc.
A static IP is a numeric number that will be assinged to you that never changes: great for VPN connections or hosting a server. Dynamic IP will change, but you won't even notice it, you'll just connect to the web and surf.
For most people, the dynamic IP is all they need. |
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vvhiteknight
join:2002-12-01
Pioneer, CA | reply to blacksurfer
I'm in that battle of stay with DSL Extreme and the Almighty George for $10 extra a month or take my chances with SBC tech support from India and pay the lesser amount. Give me some input on what you all think. |
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lewt
join:2003-12-09
Rancho Cordova, CA | reply to blacksurfer
Anyone know which networks this will be available on? network 2 still says 19.95 =( |
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blacksurfer
join:2002-07-14
Sherman Oaks, CA | Only SBC areas (Network 1) |
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wilkill4food
join:2004-01-28
Los Angeles, CA | reply to blacksurfer
Hay does that 14.95 include a free modem ? sbc if so that's a great deal. |
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kenneyb
join:2002-02-19
San Diego, CA
| reply to blacksurfer
The competition for your communication $$$ is
gonna REALLY heat up over the next 12mos -> 24mos.
SBC is yet to turn on those 144 AT&T designed
video servers already in place and ready to go.
For the record, the instant that DSLx/SBC offers
a combo DSL based Internet/Television service I will
be first in line to sign up.
Take note DSLx. I pay $50/mo for Time Warner
Cable service. Of the 80+ stations I get I need
only maybe 12. If you offered TV over DSL, even
if it was not as good as my present cable service
and even if it cost more then the $50/mo I am
presently paying, I would switch in a heart beat.
I have no use for the HighDefinition junk or the
7,234,234 other dribble channels that TW tells me
I need.
kenneyb |
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