Just switched a client from a verizon t1 (really an att t1, you just can't escape them) to a verizon 10mbs dedicated line. Asked for fiber, but basically got a

Just switched a client from a verizon t1 (really an att t1, you just can't escape them) to a verizon 10mbs dedicated line. Asked for fiber, but basically got a dedicated dsl line from the office to the co via windstream. Also has a verizon wireless link for backup. This client has had a T1 for a number of years it was great running 5 remote desktops and voip services. The use of google maps to do some work really killed the bandwidth however. Unless you are doing serious upstream stuff, I'd stick with the DSL and try and get a caching web proxy to reduced your bandwidth usage.