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I punched in the zip code of my very small (pop. ~4500) rural home town and was told there are "17 broadband providers" there. That is waaaaay off.
by jlgaddis 13y ago
I punched in the zip code of my very small (pop. ~4500) rural home town and was told there are "17 broadband providers" there.
That is waaaaay off.
- mvelie 13y agoI had a similar issue, typed in my zip code (32773) and it listed Summit Broadband with a 100mbps fiber connection. Looked at their site, they're close by (a couple cities over), but not in my area. Couldn't find anywhere to report the issue.
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- nickreese 13y agoMvelie -- you can drop it in the "improve this data" and we'll address it. (I've added it to our list of things to check into.)
- nickreese 13y agoWhat zipcode? Most were probably fixed wireless in where there are over a thousand, yet most people don't know they exist. Next time you drive on a big highway look for the big circular antennas on the cell towers. (or smaller white ones).
- jlgaddis 13y ago47446. Most of them were fiber providers who you can't actually get fiber from. I work for an ISP that does service this area and we tend to keep up on what's available in our service area. Don't get me wrong -- I realize you're attempting a massive undertaking but, based upon the searches I did, there is a lot of incorrect data in your database.