Thread: Using E Bay modems.
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Old 25-08-2008, 22:09   #29
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Re: Using E Bay modems.
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Originally Posted by Broadbandings View Post
You're in a good place for cable, Cablevision have recently done a big node splitting programme to get all their nodes down to approximately 250 homes passed. The joys of having to compete with FiOS
My apartment was invaded last week so they could run new duct work (and a small cotton thread) into the phone closet to make the building FiOS ready. I've just signed a new 12 month 3/$29.95 each deal with Cablevision (it was cheaper than the two for $110 my bill was going up to) so I'll see what happens in about 9 months. Been happy with them so far. Get full quality on NetFlix on Demand, even at 7-10pm at night.
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