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Verizon Targets Dial-Up Customers With New Double Play Bundle
8/23/10 at 9:46 AM by Bernie Arnason
Verizon and other large national telephone companies have been taking a real beating of late on their DSL offers, at least compared to what cable is doing with cable modems. Broadband adoption is slowing in general, but DSL for large carriers is experiencing negative growth.
Verizon’s latest answer to this gloomy DSL ...
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Verizon Locks in Bundled Pricing for Two Years
4/19/10 at 8:57 PM by Bernie Arnason
Verizon’s latest bundling strategy allows customers to lock in pricing for two years on double, triple, and quad play bundles. Verizon is hoping to alleviate some of the sticker shock push back they get from customers who complain after ...
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Telcos Come Out Swinging at Cable
9/21/09 at 10:17 PM by Bernie Arnason
Maybe executives from AT&T and Verizon got inspired by Floyd Mayweather’s boxing win this weekend, because they both came out swinging at their cable competitors this morning. Both telcos launched campaigns that aim to exploit cable’s perceived weaknesses – wireless and price.
AT&T’s ‘...
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Cincinnati Bell Combines Wireless-Wireline Broadband
8/31/09 at 3:08 PM by Bernie Arnason
Cincinnati Bell announced their “WhyPayForTwo” promotion which offers mobile broadband and home DSL into a single package for $39.99/month. The new promotion takes aim at other carriers who offer mobile and wireline broadband packages like AT&T and Verizon, but ...
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AT&T Launches New ‘Buy Two, Get One Free’ Bundle
8/24/09 at 10:26 AM by Bernie Arnason
AT&T announced a new bundling promotion, 'Buy Two, Get One Free', which offers free broadband for six months for customers who bundle U-Verse TV with wireless or home phone service. The new promotion takes aim at cable competitors, who for the time ...
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AT&T Targets Small Biz with All for Less Bundle
6/3/09 at 7:56 AM by Telecompetitor  AT&T has come out with a wireless, Internet, and wireline bundle targeting small businesses, which according to In-Stat, spend $17 billion per year on communications. The All for Less bundle is available to companies with one to four access lines, is priced at $99.99/month and includes:
AT&T Wireless: 450 minutes each month per wireless deviceAT&T High Speed Internet Business Edition: includes DSL service, a security suite, 11 ...
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Verizon Turns Up Bundling Heat
4/21/09 at 9:28 PM by Telecompetitor  Verizon announced two new triple play bundles aimed squarely at its cable competitors. The new promotions feature both a FiOS bundle, priced at $99/month and a DirecTV/DSL powered triple play bundle at $79/month. Both promotions provide a $150 Visa prepaid card. The messaging on the two promotions is quite clear – the DirecTV/DSL bundle is centered on price, while the FiOS bundle is ...
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Cincinnati Bell Offers ‘Priced for Life’ Bundles
3/9/09 at 3:40 PM by Telecompetitor  Cincinnati Bell has introduced ‘Priced for Life’ service bundles that allow customers to fix their telecoms costs for as long as they stay in the same residence. The 'Fixed Price for Life' services are currently available to customers in the Cincinnati Bell's metro Cincinnati and Dayton areas. Customers don't have to sign any contracts and can choose from one of three service packages: a ...
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Verizon Launches New Price-For-Life Promotions
1/7/09 at 10:23 AM by Telecompetitor  Verizon introduced a new broadband price-for-life promotion for specific DSL tiers. The promotion runs through February 21st and new customers have to commit to at least a two year term. The promotion guarantees no price hikes for as long as the customer keeps the service. Pricing for the promotion starts at $17.99/month for up to 1 megabits per second (Mbps); up to 3 Mbps at $27.99 per month; and ...
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Should Telephone Service be Free?
10/12/08 at 9:11 PM by Telecompetitor  Comcast announced a new promotion last week that offers 12 months of free basic cable service for new customers who also sign up for an additional service. Customers who don’t want an additional service can get Comcast’s basic service of about 20 -30 channels for $10/month. The promotion is tied to the digital TV transition of February 2009 and entices potential customers to avoid the transition ...
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