I am a TW roadrunner customer. I will not use AOL high speed if aol-tw decides to do away w/ roadrunner. I'll go back to dialup before I use aol. I do not have any other broadband choices in my area yet since verizon hasn't put DSL into my area yet.
Not necessarily true. I work in an open market for telco. The competition is fierce just for voice lines, & VOIP is in beta already. I live in another county w/ Verizon as the telco, & it is not an open market. I ended up canceling my voice with them & going strictly cellular for my voice. DSL isn't even a thought in my area, & there are no other "cutting edge techlologies" in the pipe either.
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I am a TW roadrunner customer. I will not use AOL high speed if aol-tw decides to do away w/ roadrunner. I'll go back to dialup before I use aol. I do not have any other broadband choices in my area yet since verizon hasn't put DSL into my area yet.
Not necessarily true. I work in an open market for telco. The competition is fierce just for voice lines, & VOIP is in beta already. I live in another county w/ Verizon as the telco, & it is not an open market. I ended up canceling my voice with them & going strictly cellular for my voice. DSL isn't even a thought in my area, & there are no other "cutting edge techlologies" in the pipe either.