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Home » Verizon Offers SMB Symmetrical FiOS at 20, 50 Mbps

Verizon Offers SMB Symmetrical FiOS at 20, 50 Mbps

January 6, 2008
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Verizon has begun offering small- and medium-sized businesses symmetrical FiOS Internet connections at 20 Mbps. For those who want even faster download speeds, Verizon offers up to 50 Mbps download (with 20 Mbps upload).

In some states (Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and Rhode Island) small- and medium-sized business customers can subscribe to 20M/20M service with a dynamic IP address for $99.99 per month; or with a static IP address, the 20M/20M service is $139.99 per month — both with a two-year term agreement. The fastest speed available in these states is now 50M/20M for $199.99 per month with a dynamic IP address, or $239.99 per month with a static IP address — both with a two-year term agreement.

In other states (California, Delaware, Indiana, Maryland, Maine, New Hampshire, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia and Washington) small- and medium-sized business customers can subscribe to 15M/15M service with a dynamic IP address for $99.99 per month, or with a static IP address, the 15M/15M service is $139.99 per month both with a two- year term agreement. The fastest speed available — 35M/5M with a dynamic IP address — has been increased to 30M/15M for $199.99 per month, or $239.99 per month with a static IP address both with a two-year term agreement.http://www.verizon.com

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