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AT&T U-verse Introduced in Central Illinois & Corpus Christi, Texas

Phillip Dampier June 29, 2009 AT&T, Comcast No Comments

Helping to spur additional competition, AT&T announced the availability of its U-verse service in parts of Corpus Christi, Texas and the communities of Springfield, Champaign, Danville and Decatur, all in central Illinois.

“Today’s launch of AT&T U-Verse reflects our commitment to make the investments necessary to bring consumers across central Illinois a new era of true video competition,” AT&T Illinois president Paul La Schiazza said in a statement.

In Illinois, dissatisfied Comcast customers were tearing up one of the local newspaper’s message boards.  Here’s a sampling:

  • Now maybe Comcast will get better service and lower their OUTRAGEOUS prices.
  • Comcast: Can you hear the sound of competition and angry customers? Can’t wait to get a cable carrier that actually plays all of the available Cardinals’ games.
  • Will they have it in Chatham? I will be ready to sign up to get rid of Comcast! What parts of Springfield will get U-Verse, and what parts will be left out in Comcast’s cold?
  • I can’t wait to get rid of Commiecast.

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  • Rasputin1357: Why can't we bring back tar and feathering? This jackass looks to be the perfect candidate for that treatment!...
  • Terry: This makes it look as if you don't understand business. The content producer sets their asking price. The delivery provider negotiates the price to wh...
  • Dave Hancock: Phillip, one thing that you said peaked my interest: "Subscribers on Time Warner Cable’s blog keep coming up with an innovative idea to solve thes...
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  • DM: I hate hearing statements like this because this has been the cable industry’s exact attitude for the past five years. Regarding internet services,...
  • Jeremy: That's their whole plan so they can justify ripping off consumers with lousy bandwidth and caps....
  • Uncle Ken: Just great/ If what Kent says is true we will drop to the bottom of the rest of the earth and be back on dial up all in the name of stock holders. M...
  • Earl Cooley III: They should pay the various channels whatever fees they want, and finance it by dramatically slashing executive compensation, using the extra money le...
  • Phillip Dampier: In other words, some automated test procedure is being run on a periodic basis that resets your line speeds lower (how many have ever gotten faster sp...
  • Zaii: I've been having this issue for months now. I had 1792 d/l for years rock solid connection then I got "optimized" to 1504. Contacted Verizon direc...
  • Phillip Dampier: In Australia or New Zealand, where flat rate broadband was around only very briefly back when "online streaming" meant a low bitrate Real Audio stream...

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