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Good luck and keep us posted, they wasted my time for almost 2 months saying I could get it until it came time to actually sign up for it. BTW - Make sure you read the contract, even their lawyers admit it is a little ambiguous.Did my "monthly comcast gig pro call" and finally got a useful rep. Looks like gig pro is coming to my place in MA.
I am really impressed with this local rep I got, great person and has been really making sure I get to the right people. I am going to have a lawyer read over the contract, do you mind elaborating on the ambiguous part @Pete L. ?Good luck and keep us posted, they wasted my time for almost 2 months saying I could get it until it came time to actually sign up for it. BTW - Make sure you read the contract, even their lawyers admit it is a little ambiguous.
I don't have the contract with me here, but it was very generic and much shorter than one would think. They refer to their Terms of Service a lot which is fine and they can change.I am really impressed with this local rep I got, great person and has been really making sure I get to the right people. I am going to have a lawyer read over the contract, do you mind elaborating on the ambiguous part @Pete L. ?
I actually have very little at home now. Just 1 Xeon D hypervisor, 2 NAS units (primary and backup) a workstation and laptop.So @Patrick when are you getting it? I picture your home having a data center in the basement.
Donno if i'd want to run any spinners either over there, one quake and it's as good as dban.I actually have very little at home now. Just 1 Xeon D hypervisor, 2 NAS units (primary and backup) a workstation and laptop.
No basement since it is California.
Thank goodness SSDs are cheap enough now.Donno if i'd want to run any spinners either over there, one quake and it's as good as dban.