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Old 03-10-2009, 05:06 PM   #1
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I've had FiOs for almost a week...LOVE it. Way better than TWC on TV and internet. No regrets!
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I've had FiOs for almost a week...LOVE it. Way better than TWC on TV and internet. No regrets!
Please keep that positive attitude, don't let the naysayers here wear you down.
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I've had FiOs for almost a week...LOVE it. Way better than TWC on TV and internet. No regrets!
Mine made me crazy at first, but now that everything is fixed, I also love it!
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Old 03-31-2009, 08:16 AM   #4
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***update****

Still lovin' FiOS..just small stuff here and there to get used too...BUT I LOVE IT!

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***60 Day Update***
Still love my FiOS. Only drawback is that I have to go to work.
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I wouldn't go back to Comcrap if it was free.
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Old 04-24-2009, 01:13 PM   #7
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I wouldn't go back to Comcrap if it was free.
I would. the only reason why I switched was to save $40/month. otherwise, I would go with Comcast.

same internet speed, same quality of tv, but comcast has more free movie choices.
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I would. the only reason why I switched was to save $40/month. otherwise, I would go with Comcast.

same internet speed, same quality of tv, but comcast has more free movie choices.
I agree with you on the free movie selection, but totally disagree on the pq. FIOS Pq for me anyway is quite a step up over comcast..

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Doesnt Comcast have like 20 HD channels ? Worst of any cable co ?

If youre saving $40 a month with FiOS and are dissapointed with the Free Movie on-demand selections, spend $30 on the movie package, and have access to like 500 movies on demand FREE via HBO, SHO, TMC, Starz , cinemax and Encore. I believe Starz , Encore and Cinemax have Free HD movies on demand..

Not to mention youd be getting like 40 movie HD channels.

According to your Math, youll still be saving $10 a month but will have SOOOOOOOOOOOO much more TV.

Sorry man, comparing Comcast to FiOS is like apples and oranges.
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Right on BRO....it's the best....
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Old 04-25-2009, 08:47 AM   #13
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Verizon may have more HD, but Lifetime in HD does not count in my book.

in this economy, we're looking to save anywhere we can, and i would rather not have my life revolve around the idiot box.
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Doesnt Comcast have like 20 HD channels ? Worst of any cable co ?

If youre saving $40 a month with FiOS and are dissapointed with the Free Movie on-demand selections, spend $30 on the movie package, and have access to like 500 movies on demand FREE via HBO, SHO, TMC, Starz , cinemax and Encore. I believe Starz , Encore and Cinemax have Free HD movies on demand..

Not to mention youd be getting like 40 movie HD channels.

According to your Math, youll still be saving $10 a month but will have SOOOOOOOOOOOO much more TV.

Sorry man, comparing Comcast to FiOS is like apples and oranges.
Depends on where you live. Around here Comcast has 40 HD channels, compared to, what, 107 (I lost count) for FiOS. I could appreciate the free movies, but from what I understand Comcast now charges for network (ABC, CBS, NBC) VOD. Most providers do - except Verizon. I use those VOD feeds more than I would use the free movie feeds. Also to get all the channels I have now I'd be required to get their sports pack as an add on. And with the movie pack (I'm still grandfathered into the $13/month rate) I get 47 movie channels, with a good number of VOD offerings between them (I'm more likely to watch a movie on Starz VOD than I am to watch it live).

Also, Comcast's HSI around here is somewhat lacking. Between the caps, the slow periods, and the throtling, especially for the price, they simply can't touch FiOS in this area. Other areas already have DOCSIS 3.0, which will help, and in some areas they have a decent number more HD channels.

Finally, Comcast doesn't carry HD Net or HD Net Movies - two of my favorite channels. That alone would stop me from switching to them.
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Another option for the $40. bucks you are saving is spending $20. of it a month on Netflix. Netflix is awsome, you can have any movie, or TV season out on DVD shipped to your house. How is that for unlimited movie selection.
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