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I'm unhappy with my Comcast service, but it's unfortunatly sad that it's still the best internet in my area. I was wondering if FiOS would ever come to my area.
EDIT: Forgot to say where I live, I live in Burnsville, Minnesota, part of the Twin Cities metro area.
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Verizon is not expanding FiOS. In fact, Verizon is selling off major chunks of FiOS and landline to Frontier communications. They are keeping the mid-Atlantic and New England areas; that's about it.
They are continuing to fill in FiOS in areas that they have already committed plans, such as NYC. If you live with a FiOS footprint and they haven't gotten to you yet, you may get it. If you don't live within a FiOS footprint you won't get it. Period.
Sorry.
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Highly unlikely.
Verizon has stated that they will be concentrating on their current service areas.
But there is talk of an IP TV service later this year.
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Verizon is not expanding FiOS. In fact, Verizon is selling off major chunks of FiOS and landline to Frontier communications. They are keeping the mid-Atlantic and New England areas; that's about it.
They are continuing to fill in FiOS in areas that they have already committed plans, such as NYC. If you live with a FiOS footprint and they haven't gotten to you yet, you may get it. If you don't live within a FiOS footprint you won't get it. Period.
Sorry.
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I hate to say it but your best bet is to wait for Google Fiber ....SIGH...I know that is a tough road to hold
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I feel your pain. I am in Ohio, and the down/up speeds are terrible almost everywhere. I live near a large university, and in a large city/subcities... and I am having to run on 18down/1up throught AT&T junk.