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.

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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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The first to bring me 1Gbps Fiber for $30/m wins!

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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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.

TS1424 I have all my previous music files in wma formats from PC Windows xp computer. But now I had decided to purchase an iMac computer, and there is a lot of information I would like to bring to the Mac, but I'm having problems with my music file, and o

I have all my previous music files in wma formats from my previous PC Windows xp computer. And only two weeks ago I decided to purchase an iMac computer OS X Maverick, and there are a lot of files and information I would like to bring to the Mac, but I'm having problems playing my music file, suited to the PC but not with iMac as yet. So, I hope you can help on this...
Kind Regards
Robert Klaassen

WMA files are 'window media audio' files, which is a Microsoft format. If you want to add them to your iTunes library on your Mac then you will need to convert them into a compatible format first. If you still have your windows machine then iTunes for Windows can convert them from WMA to MP3 format : https://discussions.apple.com/message/24158701#24158701
Or try a search for, for example, 'convert wma to mp3' to find programs to convert them.

I deleted 2 toolbars for a coupon application I recently signed up for. I can no longer view my email, I can a message from Verizon (FIOS) that says the application is blocked. How do I ublock and allow email?

I got a message from Verizon saying that my email application has been blocked and I can't figure out how to unblock this so I can see email. I will not be able to see any response you send, so can you send it to my husband's email: [email protected] Thanks.

Open iPhoto, then under iPhoto on the menu bar, choose Preferences, then Accounts.
Make sure the email account is setup just like in Mail...just checked mine and it had dropped the password (added that back in) and it had changed the port to a default 25 (changed that back to match Mail). Now it works correctly.

How does one bring up a topic in criticism of apple (i.e. lack of flash) and not have to abandon the email address due to petty fighting posts?

I have 40 emails a day to delete due to a single opinion post.
Make the madness stop!

Allan Eckert wrote:
Don't critisize Apple for lack of Flash when in fact you should be holding Adobe's feet to the fire. They are the cause of the problem not Apple.
Allan
The blame is shared, it's not all on Adobe. There are leigitimate performance and security issues on Apple's side, but not to the point where Flash can't be integrated. I suspect it has far more to do with the long-running feud between Apple and Adobe, with everyone else caught in the crossfire.

I just upgraded to ver 3.6. Typing addresses in navigation bar used to bring up a list of cites I had been to as I typed and I did not have to type whole address. That is now gone. How do I get it back.

Using Windows XP.

Make sure that the Location Bar is not set to "Nothing":
*Tools > Options > Privacy > Location Bar: When using the location bar, suggest: History, Bookmarks, History and Bookmarks
See [[Smart Location Bar]]

MY IPAD 2 WILL NOT LOAD HOME SCREEN. HOLDING THE HOME BUTTON AND RESTORE BUTTON WONT BRING UP APPLE LOGO EVEN AFTER A MINUTE. IT TAKES SCREEN SHOTS AND A BRIEF FLASH BUT THEN NOTHING. IDEAS?

I need help with the above question concerning home screen not loading and IPAD 2 won't reboot by holding home button and restore button for over a minute.

Anyone? C'mom, I know some of you techie type folks know how to fix this!

FIOS and ALL DIGITAL

Some of you may have noticed a few things on the National Broadcast channels such as NBC ABC and CBS with tests saying if you can see this then your not on Digital.
The entire Verizon Footprint is all Digital please do not allow these commercials to fool you into thinking anything else. Just sit back relax and enjoy your Fios TV services knowing that your all digital and have no worries.
The Bottom line is any customer with Fios will not have a problem regardless of what you see now.
Message Edited by Kathleen on 12-22-2008 09:18 AM

I beg to differ with you a bit. These are local stations doing these tests - not the networks. They are only feeding these messages out over their analog channel. You may convert that analog channel to digital at your headend, but it's still the programming they are sending out on their analog signal. If Fios does not get the digital signal from these stations by the time the digital transition happens, then Fios customers watching those channels will see a blank screen.
Here is the good news: when this test was conducted in the Dallas-Fort Worth area a few weeks ago, I looked and did not see any problem at all. You guys are getting their digital signals and putting them on both the SD and HD versions of their channels on your system. That is the way it should be. I can't speak for how Fios does it in all parts of the country, but it is being done right here in North Texas.

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.
Ciao!

Fiber Construction and community info for your area
Fiber Construction Schedule
I see a lot of stuff for montgomery in there.

Moving to Non-FiOS Area and Being Charged Contract Breach Fee

I am a faithful Verizon Fios and Wireless customer who has been very content with the products and services Verizon has offered over the years. Recently I’ve been having a major dispute completely out of character from what my experience has been. I am moving to an area that does not have Verizon Fios, so I am unable to transfer my Double Play Package to the new residence. According to the customer support specialists, since “high speed” internet and telephone are available at my new residence, I am forced to either extend my contract for the meager services that are available at my new residence, or pay a contract breach fee of $170. When I initially spoke with the sales department to sign up for the Double Play Package, I specifically asked about, and was guaranteed that if the same services weren’t offered in a new residence that I would not be required to pay a contract breach fee. Knowing that my job as a Department of Defense contractor could result in my needing to change locations, as well as the fact that my lease would be up during the contract period, there was no way I was going enter into the contract without that stipulation. So the situation is either that the sales representative was incorrect, or purposefully misleading. Regardless, I will be moving to a location that is not fully supported by my current contract.
I am a Department of Defense contractor with the Army Wounded Warrior Program, and as such I work primarily from home. The “high speed” band width offered at my new residence by Verizon of 3 mbps does not remotely meet my needs. I currently pay around $150 a month to Verizon Fios for actual high speed internet with a bandwidth of 150 mbps and an HD television package, capable of streaming video, video-teleconferencing, 24/7 internet access, etc. If I were to extend my contract at my new residence I would end up paying $49 a month for 1/50th of the performance, a telephone service that I do not currently even have or need, and zero television service. This is idiotic.
The bottom line is I am moving; I have a contract with Verizon with stipulations that were either erroneous or dishonestly represented, for services not available in the area I’m moving to. The attitude and response I got from the customer support representative I spoke with on July 28th, 2014 was basically too bad, deal with it, pay up or Verizon will take this to collections. Collections…for $170? Amazing. As an MBA I am educated in ethical business practices. Her approach was unethical at the very least, and bordered on extortion. Pay up or else. I was very clear with this individual on what I do for a living, what my requirements are, and the basis of understanding in signing the contract originally. This is like a catering fee for $500 a plate banquet and getting a Happy Meal in a fast food restaurant…and getting threatened for not agreeing to food or location. Demanding $170 dollars because Verizon is not capable of providing services I require is ridiculous. I’ve been an exceptional wireless customer for years and an exceptional FIOS customer for 3 years. It cannot be the $170 profit that Verizon is worried about, because from a business standpoint this is the situation: If I am charged the $170 for disconnecting my current services I will cancel all other Verizon contracts forever. I am a 27 year old business professional and spend roughly $1500 a year on Verizon Wireless products and services. If I continue to use Verizon Wireless products until the age of 60, Verizon will have made roughly $50,000 in revenue over the next 33 years in today’s dollars. Even if you discounted that at 5% (which is a purposefully high number from a capital budgeting standpoint) you stand to forgo a present value of $24,000 in revenue. That means you’re compounded return on the $170 dollars will be about -5% per year. The immediate loss by present value standards will be -99.29%. That’s what satisfied, dedicated customers bring…and for some reason your service representatives don’t grasp this concept and would prefer that I completely leave Verizon as a disgruntled former customer and get the one-time $170 erroneous breach fee. Asinine business model.
The bottom line is that I am going to cancel my FIOS contract next month soley because Verizon is not able to provide the services I require, which is fair. Now, further down the road, the decision on whether I will be a FIOS customer again is going to hinge on my experience to date. If I am unfairly coerced into paying the $170 fee I can honestly say I will no longer use Verizon for any service, wireless or otherwise. I would prefer to pay a little more, lose some connectivity now and then, basically spend my money elsewhere, than be dealt with this way. As a customer going through all this, the breach fee is a pivotal decision point as far as my future as a customer with Verizon goes, as I’m sure it is for other former and future customers. My lesson learned from the support representative and my experience with Verizon as a whole right now is that I would be foolish to enter into another contract with your company if this is how I, as an exceptional customer, am going to be treated in the future.
I would seriously appreciate a call from someone I can discuss this reasonably with as soon as possible. I do not want to directed to support services for this.

I was suprised and disappointed to have had the same expericne as Marc12 when I canceled my Verizon FiOS triple play service today. As with him, I needed to unexpectedly relocate for work after living in my current location for a short time (a little over 1 year) and the area where I'm moving does not offer Verizon FiOS. Overall I have been satisfied with FiOS and would have been happy to continue using their service after moving, but because they don't offer it in my new location that isn't possible. I'm already frustrated that I lost a lot of money by buying and selling a house in such period of time and it certainly was not my intention to move when I signed up for Verizon service (otherwise I would not have bought a house). It feels unfair to be charged a termination fee when I don't really have a choice about moving and I have no option to continue using FiOS. I asked about waiving the termination fee due to the circumstances but the two representatives I spoke with today on the phone refused to honor that request. As with other commentators on here and as Marc12 laid out with his business background, this seems to be a puzzling business decision/strategy by Verizon b/c while I had been happy with FiOS the last 14 months, this turn of events today does not particularly make me want to sign up for Verizon services in the future should I live somewhere where it is an option. It is also a puzzling decision b/c when I briefly lived in an apartment here prior to buying a house last year I had TV/internet with Uverse. Uverse did not charge me a termination fee despite me having had a promotional deal with a contract when I moved even though I only used their services for about 3 months b/c I bought a house in an area where they don't offer service. Their rational for not charging a penalty was that I was moving to an area not served by Uverse. I don't understand why Verizon is adopting what I think would strike most folks as an unfair practice of taking advantage of people who need to move and don't have the option of continuing their Verizon service. It would be great to talk with someone at Verizon who has the authority to make an exception to this cancellation penalty as the two represenatives I talked with today when I canceled my service claimed they didn't have that ability and then claimed that there was no else I could talk with who did have that authority. I also really think that Verizon should rethink this policy. It's unfair, it seems to strike other people that way based on the comments here, it's out of line with their competitiors, and it's creating ill will among customers who were previously happy so that Verizon can save a trivial amount of money compared with the fees they could generate from these same people if they used Verizon in the future.

Bring FiOS to Dallas, TX 75212 on Jenny Dale Dr, Melinda Hills Dr, and Landrum Lakes Ct

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