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Hi again,
I replied to the pm I received on my account on Sept. 08 2021.
I sent 3 private messages and have not heard back.
The only internet Verizon offers me on the official Verizon page is DSL (which I have at 5Mbps) or information to contact another company named HughesNet Satellite (which is a 80% owned by Dish Network) which offers slightly higher speeds with 25 GB monthly limits and high prices.
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Lordthor2001, we apologize as we did not receive your Private Message. You will be able to view your area compatibility for Home LTE Internet by following this link https://www.verizon.com/home/lte-home-internet/ -Sylvia
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Lordthor2001, we apologize as we did not receive your Private Message. You will be able to view your area compatibility for Home LTE Internet by following this link https://www.verizon.com/home/lte-home-internet/ -Sylvia"
The Verizon area compatibility tool states that if I want faster, more reliable internet, I should sign up with Hughesnet Satellite service which offers 50 gigs of data/ month with a max download speed of 25 Gbps for $150/ month. They are owned by Comcast/Xfinity. My other internet choice is Comcast/ Xfinity satellite, wifi or cable.
I am a Veteran who only makes $17/ hour and my wife is a disabled Veteran who does not work.
When I saw the offer for 4G LTE home WiFi for $40 that is available near me (considering I am covered by both 4G & 5G Verizon maps) I thought I could get inexpensive, reliable internet. I've been a customer of Verizon as have my parents back to the days of Ma Bell.
Less than 1 mile away, in a city of 40K, some people can get 4G LTE home internet and some of them have Fios. (By the way, the city is currently in negotiations with Verizon for 5G UW infrastructure, which won't effect the 40K people on the other side of the river.) I'm across the river and can't get either. ( I've already talked to your residential people & they said there is no timeline for Fios in my town.
I pay Verizon $79.99 for aDSL which goes bad when there are thunderstorms within 25 miles.
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Oops Hughesnet should have read 25 Mbps download speed.
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@Lordthor2001 wrote:Oops Hughesnet should have read 25 Mbps download speed.
Yes, saw that, otherwise you could use up your monthly cap in 2 seconds!
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Ok. Does Verizon have a non-competition agreement with Comcast for my town ?
I can't even get AT&T Wi-Fi here.
Only Comcast & their divisions.
A pair of disappointed Vets.
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Hello,
Still trying to get an answer.
Comcast offers wi-fi internet in my town.
A third party vendor supposedly offers Verizon LTE for $149.00/month + $199 membership fee here.
The same vendor offers T-Mobile at similar high rates.
Does this mean there is a non-competition contract between Comcast and Verizon that means I am unable to get unlimited internet plans in my area? Is Verizon leasing data usage to Comcast so they have wi-fi? All Comcast related companies offer only limited plans at prices higher than Verizon.
Verizon $40/$60 unlimited
Comcast/HughesNet Minimum price: $59.99+$10 line fee+ equip, etc. 10GB monthly data allotment. Prices increase from there.
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