Best option is to call your cable company and look into what they charge.
I disagree. I'd call the pizza company and order a ham extra cheese, then wait for the infrastructure to come to me. I'm worth it.
Topic: anyone know anything about getting REALLY new cable/fiber ran to a rural home? - page 2. (Read 1584 times)
October 19, 2014, 01:47:19 AM
I disagree. I'd call the pizza company and order a ham extra cheese, then wait for the infrastructure to come to me. I'm worth it.
October 18, 2014, 04:45:30 PM
Best option is to call your cable company and look into what they charge.
October 18, 2014, 01:14:52 PM
hey guys.
warning: i'm writing this at 3 am while very tired...
so, i currently live a bit out in the boonies. it's kinda rural in setting, on the edge of the larger dallas metroplex. and i can't even get DSL out here. i'm currently using a 3g wireless connection with verizon that thankfully has unlimited data, but maxes out around 300kbps.
no at&t u-verse or DSL, even cable tv isn't an option. we're just too far from the nearest hub thingy.
of course, when i say too far, what i've seen according to a site i can't remember now was that the houses about 100 yeards away (and possibly those across the street...) DID have cable.
so, who the hell do i talk to and how much would i have to fork over?
warning: i'm writing this at 3 am while very tired...
so, i currently live a bit out in the boonies. it's kinda rural in setting, on the edge of the larger dallas metroplex. and i can't even get DSL out here. i'm currently using a 3g wireless connection with verizon that thankfully has unlimited data, but maxes out around 300kbps.
no at&t u-verse or DSL, even cable tv isn't an option. we're just too far from the nearest hub thingy.
of course, when i say too far, what i've seen according to a site i can't remember now was that the houses about 100 yeards away (and possibly those across the street...) DID have cable.
so, who the hell do i talk to and how much would i have to fork over?
I know some one that had the same problem, he was only able to access internet via 3G, which gave him max 1.5Mbit in speed.
The person invested serious money in order to get a company to connect him with fiber. It have cost him €8000+ in total.
But he now enjoys 100/100Mbit speeds, HD tv, etc... For him it was worth the investment.
yea, i expected that sort of thing... long term project then. which is fine - my fiance and i will probably live out our lives here...
October 18, 2014, 06:50:35 AM
hey guys.
warning: i'm writing this at 3 am while very tired...
so, i currently live a bit out in the boonies. it's kinda rural in setting, on the edge of the larger dallas metroplex. and i can't even get DSL out here. i'm currently using a 3g wireless connection with verizon that thankfully has unlimited data, but maxes out around 300kbps.
no at&t u-verse or DSL, even cable tv isn't an option. we're just too far from the nearest hub thingy.
of course, when i say too far, what i've seen according to a site i can't remember now was that the houses about 100 yeards away (and possibly those across the street...) DID have cable.
so, who the hell do i talk to and how much would i have to fork over?
warning: i'm writing this at 3 am while very tired...
so, i currently live a bit out in the boonies. it's kinda rural in setting, on the edge of the larger dallas metroplex. and i can't even get DSL out here. i'm currently using a 3g wireless connection with verizon that thankfully has unlimited data, but maxes out around 300kbps.
no at&t u-verse or DSL, even cable tv isn't an option. we're just too far from the nearest hub thingy.
of course, when i say too far, what i've seen according to a site i can't remember now was that the houses about 100 yeards away (and possibly those across the street...) DID have cable.
so, who the hell do i talk to and how much would i have to fork over?
I know some one that had the same problem, he was only able to access internet via 3G, which gave him max 1.5Mbit in speed.
The person invested serious money in order to get a company to connect him with fiber. It have cost him €8000+ in total.
But he now enjoys 100/100Mbit speeds, HD tv, etc... For him it was worth the investment.
October 18, 2014, 04:01:41 AM
In Italy, you need just to ask to the company who own the lines, and pay for the cost of the cable from the nearest junction box (they wI'll potentiate it for free if needed) to your home. But don't expect it to be cheap, even for an hundred meters.
October 18, 2014, 03:55:19 AM
hey guys.
warning: i'm writing this at 3 am while very tired...
so, i currently live a bit out in the boonies. it's kinda rural in setting, on the edge of the larger dallas metroplex. and i can't even get DSL out here. i'm currently using a 3g wireless connection with verizon that thankfully has unlimited data, but maxes out around 300kbps.
no at&t u-verse or DSL, even cable tv isn't an option. we're just too far from the nearest hub thingy.
of course, when i say too far, what i've seen according to a site i can't remember now was that the houses about 100 yeards away (and possibly those across the street...) DID have cable.
so, who the hell do i talk to and how much would i have to fork over?
warning: i'm writing this at 3 am while very tired...
so, i currently live a bit out in the boonies. it's kinda rural in setting, on the edge of the larger dallas metroplex. and i can't even get DSL out here. i'm currently using a 3g wireless connection with verizon that thankfully has unlimited data, but maxes out around 300kbps.
no at&t u-verse or DSL, even cable tv isn't an option. we're just too far from the nearest hub thingy.
of course, when i say too far, what i've seen according to a site i can't remember now was that the houses about 100 yeards away (and possibly those across the street...) DID have cable.
so, who the hell do i talk to and how much would i have to fork over?
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