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Wish this had happened a year ago; it's not entirely clear what the effect will be on me and everyone else who already has a service contract on the iProvo netw
by gliese1337 14y ago
Wish this had happened a year ago; it's not entirely clear what the effect will be on me and everyone else who already has a service contract on the iProvo network. I suppose if Google is upgrading the network, though, that can only be good.
- backwardm 14y agoIf they (Google) are purchasing the whole iProvo network, then I would think they could also undo the service contracts so you could sign up for their normal services? Or, maybe you mean that you have a contract to work on the network—like a technician or something?
- gliese1337 14y agoFound it: http://www.heraldextra.com/news/local/central/provo/what-google-fiber-means-for-provo-free-broadband-for-everyone/article_4879a53d-b76f-598c-a130-44b25db1b830.html http://www.heraldextra.com/news/local/central/provo/what-goo... "Veracity customers' accounts will be transferred to Google Fiber automatically." Of course, that's still a very vague statement; there's a lot of fiddly details to ask about (like, does the contract actually get changed so I'm not paying a bill every month anymore), but I am encouraged.