Verizon FiOS: Excellent Support Means No More Waiting For The Cable Guy By Russell Blanc At Isnare.com Ezine Articles

Verizon FiOS: Excellent Support Means No More Waiting for the Cable Guy

If you currently have cable Internet and/or television, ask yourself how happy you are with the reliability, and with the customer service you get when you call for help. Most cable customers would happily choose another provider, if someone else offered the same speed, quality and content options at a comparable price. Verizon Fios goes one better.

Cable Internet providers brag about their high speeds and fiber-optic networks, but there’s one fact they’re leaving out. The fiber-optic networks cable providers use stop at your curb. Your Internet access enters and leaves your home over conventional analog connections, because cable fiber-optic networks do not extend into your home. Verizon FiOS is the first Internet service to extend fiber-optic connection all the way to your computer. This means FiOS is far faster than cable.

Verizon FiOS is also more reliable than cable Internet, again because the signal travels over digital fiber-optic networks exclusively. You won’t find a more stable Internet service provider than Verizon’s new FiOS service. It’s simply the best in terms of uptime and reliability.

You’ll also find the quality of your connection is much better with Verizon FiOS; you won’t have the equivalent of a brownout when your connection seems to falter, as it often does with cable and DSL. With Verizon FiOS, you get the always-on connection you pay for.

And if you currently have cable, you’ll appreciate that Verizon FiOS comes with better, more courteous and more helpful customer service technicians than you may get with your current provider. While you should find yourself needing customer support far less often with Verizon FiOS, when you do need it, you’ll have a pleasant experience and get your problem solved quickly.

When you sign up with Verizon FiOS, you’ll get access to a library of great content, including games, gaming reviews and news, movie trailers and reviews and exclusive interviews, and music reviews and features mixes exclusive to Verizon users.

As you can see, Verizon FiOS does not offer the "same speed, quality and content options" as cable; it offers much faster connections, with better quality and excellent content. You’ll also be surprised to find it does not cost about the same as cable, but actually costs less, with plans starting at $42.99 monthly.

If you’re currently using cable Internet, ask yourself how happy you are with the service. If your answer falls short of "extremely thrilled", isn’t it time to go with better, faster, and cheaper? When you sign up with Verizon FiOS for one year, you’ll get a free professional installation, connect to the Internet at blazingly fast speeds, pay less per month than you’re currently spending on cable, and get the excellent quality and professional support you expect from an Internet service provider.

Verizon FiOS offers an alternative to the cable company—an alternative that most people will agree is far superior to the service offered by cable or DSL. Your Internet service is an important part of your life, and you expect and deserve the best.

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