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hi,

Are there any plans to bring Sonic Fiber into Santa Clara?
Comcast GigaPro is available, but price point hurts ($300/month) - and i'd feel much better giving the money to Sonic.

--igor

There are plans to bring Sonic fiber everywhere! But what you really need to know today is whether or not it is available at your address, which you can find out at http://sonic.com/availability.

same here. I am using sonic that resale at&t slow-like-a-snail 22down/2up service in 95050 and it so slow that I can feel it when vpn back to work.

Checked out common network, but there are too many trees in the area they can't reach us.

dane:

I keep checking religiously every year
I'm with Sonic for about 15 years now, but DSL speeds do not cut it anymore

admun:

Unfortunately Common Networks (wireless) only offers NAT-ted IPv4, which does not work for my purposes.
There is also Sail Internet (also wireless), but they cannot reach me.
I'm also looking into Next Level Networks (~community fiber).

My condo has some ancient PTSN setup and a neighnor told me it proven a challenge for Verizon.

Sail nework is fiber so no go for my address....

oh well.

Another non-Sonic Customer(was in the past) who would love to see Sonic Fiber around.

ATT offers 18mpbs at best at my location(whereas before they offered 45mpbs.

Comcast is alright, but the promo renewal each year is a pain.

I see that there is an upgrade in terms my services from Fusion X2 to Fusion IP Broadband. I love it. Will definitely click on it in February when I have ample time. However, still waiting for that fiber gigabyte internet in San Jose. Dont forget us! Keep up the great work.

Nothing but satisfaction since over 7 years of service.

sia wrote:dane:

I'm also looking into Next Level Networks (~community fiber).

Any luck with Next Level Networks? That sounds awesome, but I did not see how to find out where they are available? Our SiliconValley Power dark fiber seems like a great starting point