[Hidden-tech] Try Crocker (instead of Verizon)!

Jim Ussailis ussailis at equinox.shaysnet.com
Thu Apr 7 21:49:58 EDT 2005


I am puzzled...

DSL comes over the phone lines. Verizon owns almost all the phone lines 
in W. MA.

So, any other DSL service uses Verizon phone lines. I would also assume 
they also use the Verizon switching station, perhaps with their own server.

Then why can't Verizon service places the other guys can?


Jim Ussailis

jim at nationalwireless.com



On Thu, 7 Apr 2005, Aron Goldman wrote:

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> I certainly can't say that speeds would be any different, but customer 
> service and repair times would be better with Crocker DSL. Crocker can 
> provide DSL anywhere Verizon can. Crocker is local, they care about 
> good service for the Valley and working to provide broadband where 
> Verizon refuses to (like here in 95% of Shutesbury and 100% of 
> Leverett). Matt Crocker is a wonderfully accessible guy.
> 
> In addition to running a nonprofit org from my home 
> (www.policydevelopment.org), I am the chair of the official 
> Shutesbury-Leverett Broadband Committee (http://slbc.westernmass.us). I 
> also sit on the steering committee of the Pioneer Valley Connect 
> (www.pioneervalleyconnect.org). I have learned a lot about telecom 
> infrastructure in the Valley, and one key take away is that anything we 
> can do to support Crocker (and any alternatives to Verizon) is in all 
> of our best interests.
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> Hope that sorta relates.
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> Aron Goldman
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