IPv6 for Residential Customers
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This is something that us as consumers will still be left in the dark about. Verizon, for whatevever their reasoning, absolutely refuses to talk to its customers about any ETA for deployment of IPv6.
There has been no word on any ETA any time soon. This has been discussed for years now, still with no official response from Verizon.
Pretty sad when my neighbor's Comcrap connection even has v6, granted his service is only online 20% of the time 
If your like me and don't want to wait for Verizon to play catchup, I'd strongly suggest setting up services with a tunnelbroker such as Hurricane Electric's https://tunnelbroker.net/ service. I use this with my pFsense router over my FiOS connection, and I'm quite happy with it (been using it for almost 2 years, no problem). Latency to Hurricane Electric's servers seems next to unnoticeable, and best of all, the addresses are static!!
Depending on what router you choose to go with (your average off the shelf consumer router most likely cannot use the tunnel), do a quick google search and I'm sure you'll find many tutorials on setting up a tunnel to Hurricane Electric.
Otherwise, we just have to wait in silence until Verizon gives an announcement.
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