Naked DSL

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Verizon Promotes Naked DSL for $20/Month

Naked DSL, or DSL service without the requirement of purchasing a phone line, is a hot topic, particularly among incumbent telephone companies. For some companies, the idea of naked DSL is heresy - a sure fire way to accelerate the irrelevancy of a local phone ...
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Time to Consider $5/month Local Phone Service?

News today reveals that for the first time in history, only households. This according to new data released by the , a program of the Center for Disease Control (CDC), which has been tracking wireless substitution for some time now. According to their findings, one in five homes (20%) in the U.S. has no ...
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Are Telco’s Following GM’s Path?

I moderated a panel today at the annual meeting of (ANPI), a Springfield, Illinois based aggregator of switched access and other telecom services. The panel focused on industry issues and trends and their implications for small independent telecom carriers. A provocative discussion point was offered by ANPI’s CEO, , who suggested the independent telecom industry should take a hard look at ...
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Take Notice of AT&T’s Naked DSL Growth

Nearly 30% of DSL growth in the last quarter was of the naked kind – meaning sans a traditional wireline. Half of those new naked DSL lines were sold as a part of a wireless bundle. Presumably, those 75K or so AT&T customers who opted for a mobile-DSL bundle also opted out of a traditional wireline. The details appear in this Telephony Online article. Goodbye ...
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Availability of Stand Alone Broadband Options Growing

is quietly meeting its BellSouth acquisition merger condition by expanding the availability of stand alone DSL. Its website now offers a stand alone 768K DSL product for $19.95. The “DSL Lite” plan differs from a similar AT&T stand alone DSL product offering of $10/month, in that there is no 12 month term commitment and it is ...
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Embarq’s Naked DSL Truth Exposed

Not everyone is comfortable getting naked. Add to that list. They offer a naked DSL product. They just don't want too many people to know. Telephony Online reports that Embarq offers a stand alone DSL product, but only as a retention tool. Landline customers who ...
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Naked DSL on the Rise?

Naked DSL is now available in many parts of the country. It stands to become more widely available once complies with one of their Bellsouth acquisition conditions, which mandates they offer naked DSL within one year of the deal’s closing. AT&T is on record ...
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EarthLink Launches Naked DSL

announced the launch of , or ‘Freestanding DSL’ as they call it. Pricing packages include a 1.5Mbps/768kbps DSL for $14.95 per month for six months, after which the price increases to $39.95 per month and a 3Mbps/768kbps service for $19.95 for ...
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