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Can’t find an e-mail but fond the following:
Richard J Shea - President & CEO Atlantic Broadband Corp 2 Batterymarch Park, suite 205 Quincy, MA 02169 I feelthat a letter often carries more weight than an e-mail because it shows you took some extra time to compose it and spent the time & $ to mail it. Good luck! Sent from my iPhone using Winnipesaukee Forum mobile app |
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Consolidated Communications does internet, and will replace the line from the road to your house with cat-5 wire, so it works with no glitches.
Even on my 60" x 120" el cheapo, big screen tv, the you tube tv streams with no loss of definition with their cheapest 20m-sbd service.
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If they are running Cat-5 network cable from the road to your house, Demand your money back. I would demand that refund even if they did it for FREE! |
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It's a massive upgrade from the string and two Dixie cups it replaced.
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Consolidated Communications only has DSL that runs off your telephone line which is twisted copper wires.
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Yes .... well ..... you know the large modem, about the size of a shoe box, that comes with the Consolidated least expensive, monthly service, has no problem streaming the You Tube TV, and will transmit through the cottage wall/windows, and out across the frozen lake, to my Acer 15" $179 lap top set up on a $2.85 5-gal white ice-fish'n bucket with no loss of detail.
Am out here on the ice right now, screened behind the bucket, watching three deer on the shoreline, scrounge the dry crusty snow for left-over bird seed dropped from the overhead bird feeder by a sloppy black capped chick-a-dee.
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Cat 5, Cat 5e, cat 6 etc. House was built wired at Cat 5 in every room of the house except the bathrooms. Metrocast and AB will install Cat 5e from the modem to the TV or PC only outside the wall. Its up to the owners to upgrade the wires in the house. I choose to use PLNA (Power line network adaptors) to provide internet service to other rooms. Works better for me than wireless.
Same as coax cable, Cables need to be upgraded to RG6, also the responsibility of the home owner, Also the cable need to run from one splitter to each room as oppose to running in series to each room. AB and Metrocast will only install RG6 outside the walls. The HOA is dead set against this practice, that is why I have poor internet service until I replace the cable from the box outside the unit to the modem. Not an easy task to replace cable wires. What is odd is that in Rochester, instead of using existing AB/Metrocast wires, new Comcast subscribers get all new cable to and into the house and new modems cables and CAT 6 wires to the TV, PCs etc. They leave the old wires there, and run the new parallel to the old. Can't seem to see the justification. FLL can make some money removing the old wires and sell to scrap dealers! What's next?
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Batterymarch Park is about 5 miles from my normal residence. I could hand deliver it :-) I appreciate the info. |
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Otherwise, some secretary will open it and say "Oh, another complaint" and throw it in the trash. |
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