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We just spent 4 months to get SDSL hooked up to our home (ISP:Zyan,
DSL:Covad). Our lines were muxed when USDork installed the loop to our
subdivision (built 1996/7)...basically, we have a digital loop and regular
DSL (ADSL) wouldn't work. Our lines are such that we can still only get 144
w/an SDSL connection. At the time we did this, Springbroadband/Speedchoice
wasn't available. So, depending on where you are, good luck!!

Tim
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From: joel@silverw.com [mailto:joel@silverw.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 2:48 PM
To: Plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us
Subject: broadband peril

I am appealing to the list in hopes they may have information to eliminate
my modem woes. Seems USwest can't decide if I am eligable for DSL (depends
on who I talk to, different answer every time). Cox@home is unavailable.
All that is left is sprint broadband (right??). now I know this topic has
come up in the past, however I have one simple question. In contrast to a
56K dialup, is sprint broadband worth the cash?? Thanks for taking the time
to read my message.

- Joel

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e just
spent 4 months to get SDSL hooked up to our home (ISP:Zyan, =
DSL:Covad).  Our lines were muxed when =
USDork
installed the loop to our subdivision (built 1996/7)…basically, =
we have a
digital loop and regular DSL (ADSL) wouldn’t work.  Our lines are such that we can still only get 144 =
w/an SDSL
connection.  At the time =
we did
this, Springbroadband/Speedchoice wasn’t available.  So, depending on where you are, good =
luck!!<o:p></o:p>

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-----Original
Message----- 
From: joel@silverw.com
[mailto:joel@silverw.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, July 11, =
2000 2:48
PM 
To:
Plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us 
Subject: broadband =
peril

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I am
appealing to the list in hopes they may have information to eliminate =
my modem
woes.  Seems USwest can't decide if I am eligable for DSL (depends =
on who
I talk to, different answer every time).  Cox@home is =
unavailable. 
All that is left is sprint broadband (right??).  now I know this =
topic has
come up in the past, however I have one simple question.  In =
contrast
to a 56K dialup, is sprint broadband worth the cash??  Thanks for =
taking
the time to read my message.<o:p></o:p>=


 <o:p></o:p>=


- =
Joel<o:p></o:p>=


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