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#806963 28-Apr-2013 22:40

NonprayingMantis:
if they ask "what is your broadband speed like here" then you will have to be truthful. you cant claim it is 10Mbps+ if it isn't.

well... if chorus can make that false claim (a map that says >10Mbps broadband), why cant the rest of us ;)

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#806964 28-Apr-2013 22:43

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NonprayingMantis:
if they ask "what is your broadband speed like here" then you will have to be truthful. you cant claim it is 10Mbps+ if it isn't.

well... if chorus can make that false claim (a map that says >10Mbps broadband), why cant the rest of us ;)

Well you could always answer " the chorus website says it is in the 10mbps zone" in that situation.

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#807011 29-Apr-2013 05:21

richms: But is being served off a conklin something that has to be disclosed to buyers?

It's up to the new owner to have done their homework.

I wouldn't move into a property that didn't have UFB running past it these days. We've had a number of potential customers who have found themselves in a BoF subdivision without knowing the consequences involve (up until recently) being locked to one provider.

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