I commented in the last U-Verse post about the Cary area and all I can say is I hope the internet gods bring this to my neighborhood. AT&T spent what seemed like two months on property just outside the neighborhood at a collection of their boxes (looks like about 4-5 of them grouped together). They also dug up about 8-10 yards in the middle parts of the neighborhood but I didn't notice them going to the edge of the hood. Maybe these were repeaters or amps that were buried they had to get to or maybe they just had to beef up or replace some bundles that were down in the ground?
Either way, this can't come soon enough. I've been a TWC subscriber for 5+ years and never had much complaints about the TV and Internet service, only the price creep. But since we upgraded to HD service a couple months ago, we've been thoroughly disgusted. I would have already switched to satellite if it weren't for the U-Verse rumors. So, I'm holding out a little longer.
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I commented in the last U-Verse post about the Cary area and all I can say is I hope the internet gods bring this to my neighborhood. AT&T spent what seemed like two months on property just outside the neighborhood at a collection of their boxes (looks like about 4-5 of them grouped together). They also dug up about 8-10 yards in the middle parts of the neighborhood but I didn't notice them going to the edge of the hood. Maybe these were repeaters or amps that were buried they had to get to or maybe they just had to beef up or replace some bundles that were down in the ground?
Either way, this can't come soon enough. I've been a TWC subscriber for 5+ years and never had much complaints about the TV and Internet service, only the price creep. But since we upgraded to HD service a couple months ago, we've been thoroughly disgusted. I would have already switched to satellite if it weren't for the U-Verse rumors. So, I'm holding out a little longer.