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Home » SureWest Offers 50 Mbps Residential Broadband in Sacramento Region

SureWest Offers 50 Mbps Residential Broadband in Sacramento Region

December 12, 2006
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SureWest Communications, which serves the Sacramento, California region, announced a 50 Mbps “Ultimate Package” broadband service over its FTTH network. Similar to its 20 and 10 Mbps offerings, the 50-Meg product is synchronous, meaning that consumers receive up to 50 Mbps for both uploading and downloading.

SureWest’s Quad-Play “Ultimate” package includes 50 Mbps Internet access; “Full Color Multiplex” digital TV service, which features over 250 channels and includes every premium channel; national unlimited local and long distance telephone; and “Unlimited USA” wireless with 1,000 travel minutes each month. Pricing for “Ultimate” quadruple play is $415.18 a month – a bundled savings of $430 a year. The 50 Mbps product is valued at $259.95 per month.

SureWest’s FTTH network reaches nearly 100,000 marketable homes in the Sacramento region.

http://www.surewest.com

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