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Wasn't this announce from the very beginning? A bit slower(100Mb?) with a one-time installation fee(~700USD I think) that could be financed.
by missing_cipher 13y ago
Wasn't this announce from the very beginning?
A bit slower(100Mb?) with a one-time installation fee(~700USD I think) that could be financed.
- austenallred 13y agoFree Internet at 5 mb up/down for a $300 installation fee.
- mrtimo 13y agoyou mean $30 fee _for a $30 activation fee (plus applicable taxes) and no monthly charge for at least 7 years_
- X-Istence 13y agoFrom the linked site: Up to 5Mbps download, 1Mbps upload speed • No data caps • Free service guaranteed for at least 7 years • Includes Network Box $300 construction fee (one time or 12 monthly payments of $25) + taxes and fees
- calebegg 13y agoDon't see that on the linked page; you might be looking at the info for Topeka, where they don't already have the fiber laid. Your parent is talking about the provo specific page that the article actually links to, where it very clearly says that it's a $30 activation fee for homes already on iProvo.
- joshdance 13y ago$300 in Kansas, $30 in Provo. Existing network might make it cheaper.
- aray 13y agoNot sure, but given the wording it might just be $300 as well for homes in provo that aren't on the existing fiber network (like it would be to thread up a new home in Kansas City). Totally guesswork though; could be more or less as well.