lol its EST if ya on the west coast? gtfo
I wish these stupid muthafuckaz would have told me that all my shit would be coming on 3 hours early!!! If I wanted to watch Bill Maher at 7PM I would move to New York!!! I love everything else but I dont know if I can hang with the EST time.
how is their support? i heard u gotta pay for a service visit even if the problem is outside ur home unlike cable.
Hows the picture quality? Somebody on another board I fuck with got it and they said it looked like trash.
FIOS has got to have the best picture quality I've ever seen from a service provider. Great customer satisfaction but weak ass customer support.
I wish these stupid muthafuckaz would have told me that all my shit would be coming on 3 hours early!!! If I wanted to watch Bill Maher at 7PM I would move to New York!!! I love everything else but I dont know if I can hang with the EST time.
FIOS has got to have the best picture quality I've ever seen from a service provider. Great customer satisfaction but weak ass customer support.
cosings all of this.....esp the customer service...also annoying was i had to waste a personal day to wait for them to install the shit which takes 4 to 6 hours
cosings all of this.....esp the customer service...also annoying was i had to waste a personal day to wait for them to install the shit which takes 4 to 6 hours
Man I can't wait till I can get that shit in my area so I can kick Comcast to the curb![]()
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it depends on how you're wired. my install took 1 hour, but I was already pre-wired and had conduit coming from outside my house to inside. Additionally, I always put my modem and router in my basement and wire out from that point.
I would love to say that FIOS has the best picture quality, but I would be lying. I still think Directv has got them beat for HD picture, but they've got Directv beat for SD picture on a HD tv. If that makes sense.
FIOS shows both east and coast feeds. You should have channels in your regular time slots as well. The movie channels have a (w) next to them for West coast.
Mine does! In case I miss a movie from the beginning I watch the west coast feed all the time!
Yea it takes all day, but it's worth it man...
I'mma stick with my Comcast limited basic $15/mo. (yep! I'm a cheap MFer!) pay $15 for XM in the car and online and watch HBO and movies for FREE via PC.
same here i line in long beach so we get the eastcoast and westcoast version of the premium channels. OP needs to look at his channel guide or make sure it is really FIOS. As for quality it is great compared to the shit i was getting from charter
Whats So Great About Fios??? Whats The Big Deal?? Isnt It Just Cable Tv?
does that include phone and internet?
nope! FUCK a Comcast bundle.
Phone & internet and cell via AT&T (used to be SBC who used to be SNET - Southern New England Telephone. I'm in CT) 2 phone lines (house # and office #/fax # includes unlimited long distance, caller ID/3-way, etc.) costs $60/mo.
AT&T cell is $25.
Does the FIOS install take over your whole house wiring? If so, that's the part where the uninstall will be costly and a pain.
it depends on how you're wired. my install took 1 hour, but I was already pre-wired and had conduit coming from outside my house to inside. Additionally, I always put my modem and router in my basement and wire out from that point.
I would love to say that FIOS has the best picture quality, but I would be lying. I still think Directv has got them beat for HD picture, but they've got Directv beat for SD picture on a HD tv. If that makes sense.
but i got my fios thoughI live in Long Beach, Cali' too man what channels are the west coast feeds on for channels like HBO?
at some the responses. Yes FIOS is just glorified cable service. It's still a Hybrid Fiber-Coax plant. It's just takes the fiber into the premises, before switching it to coax. All cable systems use fiber to an extent. Fiber is better, because it presents less loss, has much lower signal attentuation and greater bandwith. The problem with fiber is, it's very expensive to lay down infrastructure with, the gains in bandwith are marginal and it's much much harder to maintain. Since Verizon is running their signal at near-Ultra High Frequency, there's is less of a chance for some of the usual problems associated with coax plants ie composite triple beat, sub band noise, forward noise. So when comparing true cable companies to fiber companies, the difference in picture quality is the modulation and compression on the downstream. The difference in internet speed, is the padding and modulation of the upstream. I guess that's why Verizon comes in so hot.