Bring FIOS to Cypress, California

We are already wired for Verizon, we just want the fiber optics. According to my city public works, we were scheduled to get your services back in 2008! We are still waiting! Our whole area is held captive by the Time Warner Cable company, and extreme prices. My daughter lives two blocks from us and has your services, and they are outstanding! We try each year to contact different companies since we moved in our home in 1999. We finally ditched the cable services and went with Direct TV your partner for satellite television! We would love to have your phone and internet services! Please reconsider us, there is a huge demand for FIOS!

If you're willing to pay the cost to get FiOS installed in that ZIP code, I think you're honestly better off buying and building out your own network, and selling Fiber-based Internet services out of it. You'll be able to recoup the costs that way. Unless of course, that isn't what you meant you were going to pay Verizon to do and pocket the money afterwards.
Long story short, I wouldn't expect FiOS to be built out anytime soon if it isn't already available in your Central Office or your town/city doesn't already have a TV Franchise or other agreement with Verizon. I'm not sure if that ZIP Code is specific to New York City as a whole, but Verizon does have agreements with the city to wire up everything by 2014. Expansion has pretty much been halted, with Verizon eyeing Fixed LTE as a replacement for Fiber cabling to the home. Not going to fly very well with me.
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Bring FiOS to Dallas, TX 75212 on Jenny Dale Dr, Melinda Hills Dr, and Landrum Lakes Ct

Please help us bring FiOS to houses without cable/internet in Dallas, TX 75212 on Jenny Dale Dr, Melinda Hills Dr, and Landrum Lakes Ct. My wife and I have been living in a new subdivision in West Dallas, TX since the summer of 2011. We did not do enough research regarding the area's cable/internet services and have been using DirecTV for cable and Clear 4G for internet. Interestingly enough, Time Warner Cable services all residences in this area except our small subdivision which includes Jenny Dale Dr, Melinda Hills Dr, and Landrum Lakes Ct. After several calls and service requests, it seems that TWC has no plans to extend service to this area in the near future. Please help us with this issue as all residents in this area would greatly benefit from high speed internet and premium cable service. Thank you for your time

This is a FiOS User Forum for technical advice and while I can understand your frustration, none of us can help you with Verizon.
Try to contact your local business office and see if there are any plans for your neighborhood. Ask if you get enough neighbors to agree to sign up for service, you might be able to convince them.

Bring FIOS to Dallas 75218 sooner not later!

When will FIOS be available in zip code 75218?

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To bring FiOS to new areas, Verizon has to run Fiber Optic lines. Considering the statements they've made about expansion, I doubt they're running new lines any time soon.
PCmag.com - Verizon Axes FIOS Expansion
AmericanConsumerNews.com - Verizon’s FiOS Expansion Comes To An End
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BRING FIOS TO ZIP 11418 PLEASE

BRING FIOS TO {edited for privacy} PLEASE....i will pay all the costs!!!

If you're willing to pay the cost to get FiOS installed in that ZIP code, I think you're honestly better off buying and building out your own network, and selling Fiber-based Internet services out of it. You'll be able to recoup the costs that way. Unless of course, that isn't what you meant you were going to pay Verizon to do and pocket the money afterwards.
Long story short, I wouldn't expect FiOS to be built out anytime soon if it isn't already available in your Central Office or your town/city doesn't already have a TV Franchise or other agreement with Verizon. I'm not sure if that ZIP Code is specific to New York City as a whole, but Verizon does have agreements with the city to wire up everything by 2014. Expansion has pretty much been halted, with Verizon eyeing Fixed LTE as a replacement for Fiber cabling to the home. Not going to fly very well with me.
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Please bring Fios to Rochester, NY

The title is self-explanatory. Time Warner has decided to screw over their customers in Rochester, NY with a bandwidth cap. If there were any plans of expanding into the Rochester area, now would be the ideal time. The main alternative to Time Warner is Frontier, and they are an inadequate company.
http://stopthecap.com/

I Let me add my name to those who are desperately wanting the Fios to come to Rochester. I have friends in buffalo New York who have Fios and totally love it. I have friends in Syracuse who sing its praises too.   Rochester is right in the middle. Please extend your service to those of us in Rochester.... and SOON!
Time warner has slow speeds and completely unreliable. Now their extremely overpriced tiered and forced restrictions are causing people to jump ship from them in record numbers.   Unfortunately the only other option in Rochester is an even slower DSL.    If Verizon Fois came to Rochester- you would scoop up all of us who are dropping our services with Time warner.
There are petitons and newsletters circulating and almost everyone is saying that if Verizon Fois came to Rochester- they would all sign up.   Verizon has thousands upon thousands of people who are eagerly awaiting any sign of verizon offering Fois here. You will recover your set up costs in no time. You will offer massive competition to Time warner and you will win. No one in their right mind would pay more for time warners forced restrictions and unreliable service if we had verizon Fios here.
It would be a very good business decision to offer services here and the sooner the better. The sooner you do, the more people you will have.

Bring Fios to Franklin Twp, NJ

All of the other towns around us have Fios... is there any kind of rollout schedule for NJ? Would really appreciate some answers as I am willing to switch over everything to Verizon (away from Comcast, which keeps getting progessively worse).

Fios is available in much of Franklin Township already, and has been for quite some time now. It's not yet available on my street. I've been checking the site for more than a year now and still no change. I am dying to switch from Comcast, too!

Bring FiOS to my area!

Carroll County, MD wants FiOS! There are very few high-speed internet options, and I refuse to give comcast any money!

I am on my second Actiontec 784MNV router....And yes, I do have a land-line also. I used to have horrendous static and line hum whenever it rains which is a lot in New Jersey. They have replaced the boots, some wiring, gone as far as a junction/routing whatever box a few blocks away, and while the servicemen have ALL been awesome and helpful, they CANNOT fix it for good. My internet average download speed is about 2+ mps which is spotty at best. I was only told that my internet would be "high speed" internet and that I'd be really happy with it. This was when I first became a customer in Feb? 2012. It goes out at least 4-5 times a week and has to be re-booted quite a bit. I've been given at least 4-5-6 excuses why I cannot get FIOS in my trailer park, and we cannot get satellite due to a lot of woods in the area. My Netflix constantly pauses to try and load a show or movie, and just stops loading alltogether more often than not. I've read a lot of articles where Verizon is slowing down the download speeds on Netflix, and my computer pages usually take 3-4-5 or more seconds to load a page. This is NOT highspeed anything. They are helpful-they send servicemen out, but until all the copper wiring is replaced with fiber optics, this problem will never go away. I DO understand somewhat how i'm limited by wiring and other factors that Verizon cannot control, but this was/and still is advertised as HIGH SPEED internet. My old dial up was faster than this system is some days. My only other choice is Comcast cable. I am tired of hearing empty promises from Verizon.

Still Expanding FIOS coverage in NJ towns that already have FIOS

Are they still expadning coverage in Howell NJ since they already have Fios in parts of the town? Or is it safe to say if its not currently available it won't be anytime soon?

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I called the city, and they said it is not a franchise issue since the State of California has authorized a statewide franchise for fios tv. What else might be the issue? Verizon already has the fiber and equipment run to my end of town and is clearly able to offer fios service (since I have Fios Internet at my home). Is there anyone that I can contact to request FIOS Tv be activated? I am even open to letter writing campaigns if that is something that would bring FIOS TV to Palm Springs.
Sorry to hear about the problems trying to get the TV service to your home. We can take a look at this for you. So we can get more information from you, I have copied your post to our private support board. Please refer all correspondences to there from here on out. You can easily get to the private support one of two ways. In the email you signed up for the forums with, you will receive a link to click on. Make sure you are already signed into the forums before clicking on this link. Another way of getting there is by clicking on your username anywhere you see it in the forums. This brings you to your account profile. Scroll down to the section labeled "My Support Cases" . In there you will see the link to your case.
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No FIOS in Poolesville, Montgomery County, MD

Wonder why Verizon is so reluctent to bring FIOS to my town.
Inspite of repeated requests verizon has just given me a deaf ear.
Probably they have more than they can chew OR else they simply do not care for their customers
or that they do not care for new business. Lot of verizon customers are switching to Comcast or cable for
high speed [7 mbps or more] internet.
Hope Verizon sees this and take a quick action.
We are in Montgomery County, MD one of the most high-tech counties in the country.
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Fiber Construction and community info for your area
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I see a lot of stuff for montgomery in there.

Fios is available to neighbors, but not my apartment building.

So this seems to be a common issue, but after contacting Verizon several times regarding the inability to get Fios in my building, I hope that I can somehow convince an engineer to actually get the building hooked up. I know that Fios is available to the building next to me, and I believe all the houses close to me on the street, yet it still doesn't seem to make its way into my building. Any ideas?

Check with the property owner if they have been approached to bring fios in nd what they said. Clearly verizon is in your neck of the woods and its upto the owner to give them authorization to tear jp the street and bring it in.

Lack of Availability is Disappointing

I don't know if this is so much and idea or suggestion as it is a complaint. I did not see a better area on the Verizon website to provide my disappointment though. I moved into my current residence about 10 years ago. My zip code is 11720. At that time, I was approached by a FIOS salesman who tried to sell me on home services. I asked if TV was an option, and was advised that it was not currently an option in my area, but that they expected its availability shortly. It is now 10 years later and FIOS TV is still not available in my area. Your company spends millions on advertising every year, but what good does that do you if your product is not available? I find it a bit ridiculous that I have been waiting a decade and FIOS TV is still not available in my area. In fact, it makes me truly question whether Verizon is the leader in the industry that it claims to be. And when I say waiting, I mean waiting, because once is becomes available I am going to switch in a second. So here is at least one customer that you could have had for the past 10 years, and maybe 20-30 more, but you will never see a dime of my money for the simple reason that you refuse to do what is necessary to bring FIOS TV into my area. Just doesn't seem like a good business move to me. I am very, very disappointed in your company!!

A couple of notes to help you on your quest:
1) These forums are for customer to customer help. Verizon reps sometimes escalate specific service issues to the customer service team, but other than that nobody at Verizon responds to feedback such as yours here.
2) Cable TV service is a political issue. Depending on where you live, local and/or state governments have the authority to grant franchises to provide cable TV (FiOS TV is a cable TV service, legally speaking). Verizon has lobbied some states to allow state wide franchising. As you can imagine, the incumbent cable TV companies fight very hard to keep Verizon out and have fought to block state wide franchising. Some existing franchises agreements may even be exclusive.
In short, I am certain that Verizon wants to provide TV service in all areas they've installed FiOS. If they haven't been granted the franchises, this is most likely due to the current franchises agreements. If this is really important to you, you'll need to dig into the local and or state process for cable TV franchising and find out why Verizon hasn't gotten one. Your local politicians may be able to offer some insight.
Good Luck.
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What's that man doing behind the curtain?

I have all my eggs except 1 in Verizon's basket. And that egg is FIOS TV, because it's not available in my City of Glen Cove on Long Island. I am paying CableVision about $50 - $60 a month extra because I can't finish a package with Verizon. I spoke to a Verizon employee off the record and was told "my town was holding out for more money from Verizon". Soooo, I called the Mayor of our city and asked him what the problem was (how much was CableVision paying him to keep FIOS out)? The following is the unedited reply I received from him. I would really like to know what's going on considering I already have FIOS Internet!
December 26, 2009
Bob,
Thank you for writing. First you should know that I read and answer all of my own emails. As for FIOS, they sent a letter to our office around mid to late summer (2009) explaining that they were concentrating on areas that they are already in and not extending their reach to new territories, not just Glen Cove, but also other places around the island where they are currently not players. We do not have a money issue with them. They had sent three non-employee teams in to speak with the city over the last two years. I actually sought them out from the very first FIOS question I received sometime in 2006. There is nothing standing in the way of them signing an agreement with the city. They initially told us that they usually follow Cablevision's lead (financially). Since the city was negotiating a new agreement with Cablevision ( the old one had expired) we set about in that direction. Then a second and different FIOS team met with me (and the City Attorney) expressing that the first teams suggestion of following Cablevisions lead was not necessarily true. We asked them for a number which they subsequently stated would not be accepted by Verizon if they brought it back to them. By the way, the number we asked for is $25,000 less than what we eventually settled for with Cablevision. We asked them to give us a number that would be acceptable to Verizon and were basically told that zero was a good number. A subsequent 3rd visit to my office by the original team remained just as ambiguous. The City Attorney was present at all three meetings and has commented (I'm paraphrasing here) that he has never dealt with an organization or negotiating team like the ones that presented themselves to the City. The City remains open to any honest attempt to bring FIOS into Glen Cove but their last communication seems to postpone that until they strenghten their existing business investments elsewhere. I do not know what is going on within their organization. I believe that Cablevision has been very agressive in resigning their existing customer base and that the Verizon/FIOS business model is not as robust in some areas as others. I have reached out to the new Verizon laision for clarification through the Deputy Mayor but have not heard back. I will continue to do so but I have no updates beyond what I have just shared with you.
Again, thanks for writing and a nice holiday to you and your family.
Ralph
Ralph V. Suozzi
Mayor - City of Glen Cove
Thanks for listening.
Bob

Sorry for the delay, but now I think I know the answer.
I point to http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/106349
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Please, I beg you...

...bring FiOS to my apartment in Williamsburg (Brooklyn), NY. I've had over a year of TWC service and this weekend was my boiling point. I have no other options outside of Verizon DSL which doesn't offer the speeds I need.
Please. I beg you.

...bring FiOS to my apartment in Williamsburg (Brooklyn), NY. I've had over a year of TWC service and this weekend was my boiling point. I have no other options outside of Verizon DSL which doesn't offer the speeds I need.
Please. I beg you.

DFW Rollout Schedule

I was hoping someone could tell me if there are any plans to bring FiOS to Arlington, TX. Many of the other suburbs of DFW have it, and Arlington is the most important one. It's got the Rangers' baseball stadium, the new Cowboys' football stadium, and I live there. I've been waiting for a long time, periodically hitting the 'Check Availability' button, but no luck so far...
If it makes any difference, I'll let you use my internet when you're in town, Verizon.

Happy to answer specific cities as at the start, middle or end of the schedule... but sometimes we have to change the order due to other network activities in your area... so sharing our current order of operations is not very useful.

HP Dv7T-4100 LCD (LED) Replacement

Want to share my problem right now.
I broke the LCD of my HP Dv7T-4100 Laptop last june and now im having a hard time to find a LCD that will work the same as mine. Problem is that HP here at the Philippines doesnt support this kind of problem only if im going to bring this back to california where my uncle bought it.
I found a Computer Service here but when we managed to replaced my Laptop LCD there's a green dots on the whole screen (we dont know what is that.). We tried to use 16 inch LCD and i'm suprised that it is working (but i didnt bought it of course) .
I saw seller at ebay.com.ph and says "We do have the compatible part in stock for your model. B173RW01-V0"
heres the link : ebay lcd
Can somebody give me idea on how can i make sure that if i bought a new lcd it will work as same as my old one?

You can find service manual of your laptop here which has list of all compatible parts for your laptop
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02666747.pdf
Kindly check Pag#28 which has info regards to your LCD screen
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