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Verizon Reaffirms No Usage Caps; Speed Matters: Almost 50% Opt for 50-75Mbps FiOS Service

Phillip Dampier March 11, 2013 Broadband Speed, Competition, Data Caps, Verizon, Video 1 Comment

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Bob Mudge, president of consumer mass business markets at Verizon Communications, Inc., has reaffirmed Verizon FiOS has no plans to implement usage caps or consumption billing on its fiber to the home broadband customers. Mudge also told Bloomberg News that broadband speed really does matter. Nearly 50 percent of FiOS customers have chosen to upgrade to at least 50Mbps service, which is priced just $10 higher than its entry-level 15Mbps plan. Mudge also talked about changes Verizon is making for FiOS installations in New York City. Twenty-five so-called “Magic” buses will replace 250 single technician trucks, transporting teams of technicians to small businesses and homes in and around the Big Apple.  (6 minutes)

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Jim Donahue
Jim Donahue
11 years ago

Smart move with the ‘magic buses’. I used to think about having a tractor trailer driving around big cities and having techs roll out on a ramp driving those small 4 wheel vehicles.

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