That was a horror story, but then I switched and had a happy ending. =)

Nope, residential.

We live on Long Island and at the time there was only 1 choice, voted the wort in the country by the FCC, and that is Cablevision. At first they were fine, then we had problems. We signed up for their Boost service and thats where the problems started. We were promised about 30 Mbps and we were lucky if we got close…

"Also, no, they don't allow incoming traffic on ports 80 & 443... nobody does anymore"

Setup VPN, FTP, and WebDAV and then have your own cloud! Screw Google, Apple, Amazon, Dropbox, Box.net and everyone else!

I always wanted to know, has anyone ever went to a website like Walmart find the product they want then use something like FireBug to change the price on the page, print it out and try to have someone like Best Buy price match that printout? Do the cashiers even check the price?

As Zechs said below, (now approved), you can check out JustEat.ca

You really had to put the flag?

No correction needed, "30 cities in the United States" and in addition "London"

718 used to be landline only then they started opening it to cell phones later on but stopped it in favor of 917. (My dad still has a 718 cell number) but now there are no more 917s either and you either get a 347 or 646 number now.

No, the article says that they sell them un bunches of 5 or 10 and they have to pay a $50 fee up front. The value of the number goes by memorablility.

Man, I wan't a 212 area code, I still wish I has my 917. (Stupid 516)

So do I, but I mean support it as no CableCard, On demand, and other features since it can tie directly into the FiOS MoCA network.

CableCard is still required by the FCC I think. And a TiVo on FiOS is better than any other company, there is no tuning adapter required like some cable companies for HBO and Showtime. Just the CableCard and thats it!

Cool, it supports MoCa, does that mean that FiOS will support it soon? Please Verizon, please!

Unless you are on AT&T it is worth upgrading. Verizon users gain the most.

Well since you should already have those things then no.

Yea, before on their twitter there was a person with a birth date of "27/12/1993" which would make him 17. It now looks like they removed it. I was just using that person as an example.

I agree with you but I don't think they should put their real name on twitter if they are a minor. Just say something like,

Even minors? In the US that is illegal!