That's sort of pretty much true ;) We once had a situation in Holyoke last year where our Crocker DSL would have these reconnect issues- happened every 5 minutes , for 1-3 days STRAIGHT, then it'd be fine for 3 weeks. Crocker did come out to verify it wasn't our equipment. They put calls repeatedly into verizon for us, verizon repeatedly tested the line and said it was fine ;) (THAT is my case for small business right there). Crocker concurred there was a problem on our line, yet it took 3-4 months to resolve. Granted they have more weight than I do with verizon, it was still a case of one little customer (Crocker in that case) trying to be heard. We had 2 verizon techs come out to tell us it was ok. the problem is you get these guys who can test a cable who dont know a router from a doorknob and they're communicating to THEIR managers who dont know a human being from an invoice, who's relaying messages back and forth. It's just a nightmare I know I don't have to tell you folks.One day months later (after we were forced to change providers) a verizon tech found the issue in a box out on the street (I forget what it was). That said I would go with Crocker and as noted by others I also have many many clients using them for many years. Good level of service, not bad support (in my opinion). I would use them at home or in my business anyday, and certainly that was a very unique odd problem (just the sort of thing a large corporation likeVverizon cannot deal with effectively). Aron Goldman wrote: > I am not a very technical person, but my understanding is that Crocker > is able to go to the right people immediately, as opposed to the > experience one normally has with Verizon.... -- Thanks, Matt Lampiasi 413-303-9167 http://florenceit.net Florence I.T. , Serving you and your community.