Got a directv contract coming due in March, with them consistently raising the prices (like comcast) so I will be doing some shopping.dane wrote:March contract?
VDSL2+ is being delivered to new customers with short loops in most COs today. Bonding is available as an upgrade today, and will be offered to new clients directly shortly.
No, that's a business product. It's a market rate price, not a cost-based price.geogriffin wrote:Curious, why do static IPs cost $10/mo for 1 and $20/mo for 4 on bonded? Does it actually cost more to provide, for some technical reason? I don't know why else the pricing would be different..
I guess I'm a bit confused. I asked a sonic rep about X2, and they said it is available for me and would raise my bill $20/mo plus $3/mo extra for the bonded modem, but if I stick with 4 IPs the amount the bill was raised would be $30/mo and if I went dynamic it'd be $10/mo. Is that correct, and they talking about the business product or residential product?dane wrote:No, that's a business product. It's a market rate price, not a cost-based price.geogriffin wrote:Curious, why do static IPs cost $10/mo for 1 and $20/mo for 4 on bonded? Does it actually cost more to provide, for some technical reason? I don't know why else the pricing would be different..
The residential single-line and X2 product includes a single static IP.
viewtopic.php?f=10&t=2537&start=70#p16468cybermonk wrote:A quick question: does the new X2 bonded option require stringing a second line?
I remember inquiring a while back about a (possibly different?) bonded option that was being offered, but as I live in an apartment, stringing a second line would require the approval of the landlord and I'm not sure they'd go for that.
Edit: to clarify, I'm asking X2 is different than what is currently listed as "Dual-Line Fusion" on the product page.
