Keep drinking the kool aid. What an ass you are. All that money doesn't mean you know more. And Fios is about to eat DTV ass for HD. YOU'RE 50 years old and have a my spacepage. :rofl:
Be careful what you ask for. In most cases when FIOS lines are laid, the copper lines usually get pulled because of the cost of copper now. Once you commit to FIOS you may have a very difficult time switching to anything else - a fact they conveniently neglect to tell you when they are making the sales pitch. I've read numerous stories where users were screwed once they converted and were stuck with the sky high pricing.
Also, FIOS isn't an option for 99% of the country yet. For those of us living outside the city limits, it is likely we won't ever have it as an option.
BTW, the money doesn't mean I know more, agreed. My decision to spend it on this particular equipment is what makes my case. I've been using audiophile quality audio and video equipment for nearly thirty years and I've had a home theater with a screen size no less than 60 inches in my house for the past twenty five. I think that qualifies me to say that I know just a bit more than the average consumer - and yes, that would definitely include you JD.
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Keep drinking the kool aid. What an ass you are. All that money doesn't mean you know more. And Fios is about to eat DTV ass for HD. YOU'RE 50 years old and have a my spacepage. :rofl:
Be careful what you ask for. In most cases when FIOS lines are laid, the copper lines usually get pulled because of the cost of copper now. Once you commit to FIOS you may have a very difficult time switching to anything else - a fact they conveniently neglect to tell you when they are making the sales pitch. I've read numerous stories where users were screwed once they converted and were stuck with the sky high pricing.
Also, FIOS isn't an option for 99% of the country yet. For those of us living outside the city limits, it is likely we won't ever have it as an option.
You're any age still using rofl that's pathetic.
Great news that FIOS is coming to 90%+ of America that isn't covered yet, did you figure that out before or after you dropped acid?
BTW, the money doesn't mean I know more, agreed. My decision to spend it on this particular equipment is what makes my case. I've been using audiophile quality audio and video equipment for nearly thirty years and I've had a home theater with a screen size no less than 60 inches in my house for the past twenty five. I think that qualifies me to say that I know just a bit more than the average consumer - and yes, that would definitely include you JD.