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Chris Alberding
Network outages happen—but they don’t have to impact your small business. Our fiber internet includes a backup wireless connection that kicks on automatically to keep you operational with zero hiccups. Learn more: https://okt.to/Fze4Y1 #Fiber #Connectivity #BusinessResiliency #TeamWE
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Chris Adams
Why does it appear that things come in 3's? In my past two posts, Comcast is profiting in wireless, TMO was offering 'white label wireless' services, and now TMO is pursuing an investment in Metronet to expand into broadband and fixed wireless. Seems like the grass is always greener on the other side! But, truthfully, the big dogs need to expand outside their normal comfort markets. They see saturation coming in what they currently do, and problems with their current business models. We see it now with change-ups in inbuilding coverage investments (i.e., very few and very selective). See below:
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Yehuda Fleisher
Meeting did not go well My time & $$$$ wasted Client wanted Cameras Intercoms Alarm Smart switches & dimmers I said no problem we have a system for a smart home Lets do that system. The system will be for the alarm & smart switches and can connect a lot of 3rd party devices to it. Client: agrees Lights Flickering by most Dimmers 1 Camera looking at a tree & a dead spot. No problem let me figure it out Here's the only option for compatible smart dimmers for this system. Camera taken down - Now there's a hole. Client: Doesn't Agree - doesn't like the option for the dimmers, there's too many button. Finally 1 Year Later Client Agrees to put the dimmers in. No more flickering & they work normally now! Client: is there a number to call for support from the Manufacture of the System. No! You'll call us and will handle the support Client: Doesn't agree Ok, Let me find another installer to take over the system. Client: Fine let me talk to him & see, will have to adjust the final payment as im not happy with the system. Keep in mind there's some context missing and between the 1 Year he had small issues but didn't pay his final bill so we didn't service him. Now everything is running smoothly and wants to wait a month or 2 and get a new prodiver and then he will pay me with reduced price. Do you think this is Fair ?
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Joe Repetto
Did you know T-Mobile for Business has the only nationwide #5G standalone #network in the U.S.? 5G Standalone is a "100% 5G network," built entirely on the latest 5G technology—without depending on older 4G systems like non-standalone 5G does. Standalone 5G is faster and more efficient than our 4G systems. And you need 5G standalone for innovations like: ✅ Network slicing ✅ Ultra-low latency ✅ Private 5G networks Discover how 5G standalone can take your business further: https://t-mo.co/4bKYfiT
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Ken Laccitello
Did you know T-Mobile for Business has the only nationwide #5G standalone #network in the U.S.? 5G Standalone is a "100% 5G network," built entirely on the latest 5G technology—without depending on older 4G systems like non-standalone 5G does. Standalone 5G is faster and more efficient than our 4G systems. And you need 5G standalone for innovations like: ✅ Network slicing ✅ Ultra-low latency ✅ Private 5G networks Discover how 5G standalone can take your business further: https://t-mo.co/4bKYfiT
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Tommy Jimenez
Did you know T-Mobile for Business has the only nationwide #5G standalone #network in the U.S.? 5G Standalone is a "100% 5G network," built entirely on the latest 5G technology—without depending on older 4G systems like non-standalone 5G does. Standalone 5G is faster and more efficient than our 4G systems. And you need 5G standalone for innovations like: ✅ Network slicing ✅ Ultra-low latency ✅ Private 5G networks Discover how 5G standalone can take your business further: https://t-mo.co/4bKYfiT
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Rhonda Benarroch
We're offering new customers a few reasons to sign up by offering a five-year price lock guarantee for gigabit speed services coupled with our cybersecurity applications. Learn more about our new Comcast Business promotion in the Lightwave article. Find out how long it will be available this summer. #cybersecurity #WiFi #mobile #comcastbusiness #iworkforcomcast
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James Patke,MBA
🌐 Accelerating Enterprise Connectivity: Microwave Wireless Technology In today's fast-paced business landscape, time to market can make or break success. When waiting for fiber or traditional backhaul solutions isn't an option, microwave wireless technology emerges as a game-changer. It allows enterprises to swiftly establish connectivity, enabling them to start operations and generate revenue promptly. This agile solution not only bridges connectivity gaps but also empowers businesses in underserved communities to leverage broadband services sooner. By partnering with a company specializing in rapid deployment, organizations can significantly reduce lead times and expedite their path to profitability. At t3, we embrace innovation to foster economic growth and connectivity in every corner of our communities. 🚀💼 #MicrowaveTechnology #ConnectivitySolutions #BusinessInnovation #DigitalTransformation #BroadbandServices
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Justin Grandmaison
Did you know T-Mobile for Business has the only nationwide #5G standalone #network in the U.S.? 5G Standalone is a "100% 5G network," built entirely on the latest 5G technology—without depending on older 4G systems like non-standalone 5G does. Standalone 5G is faster and more efficient than our 4G systems. And you need 5G standalone for innovations like: ✅ Network slicing ✅ Ultra-low latency ✅ Private 5G networks Discover how 5G standalone can take your business further: https://t-mo.co/4bKYfiT
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Del J. Heintz
Cable ISPs Want Bundled Services Exempt From Early Termination Fee Ban WASHINGTON, June 25, 2024 - Internet service providers want Federal Communications Commission Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel’s proposed ban on pay-TV early termination fees to exempt bundled service offerings. While the Rosenworcel's proposal targets ETFs charged by cable and satellite TV providers, NCTA - The Internet & Television Association has raised concern that the prohibition will extend to video-broadband bundles offered by cable companies. In a June 18 letter to the FCC, NCTA Vice President and Deputy General Counsel Mary Beth Murphy said the proposal would create “significant logistical challenges” for providers. NCTA argued that applying the rules solely to the video component of bundles would be “confusing” to consumers, while extending them to all bundled services, including to broadband and voice services, would overstep the agency's authority. NCTA recommended a more contained approach to addressing unfair ETFs. “To the extent the FCC is considering rules for bundled services, further development of the record is necessary to ensure that the rules are effective and do not have unintended consequences,” NCTA said. In the event an ETF ban is adopted, NCTA encouraged the FCC to primarily target “unjust or unreasonable” ETFs, rather than apply a blanket ban. NCTA's letter recommended that ETFs include transparent disclosures and offer grace periods for customers that will allow them to cancel video services after signing up without incurring fees. The letter also said that the FCC should ensure ETFs are not excessive relative to the value of the service and that they decrease over the contract term. “This approach is in line with President Biden’s executive order and would preserve the benefits of reasonable ETFs while protecting consumers from harmful practices,” NCTA said. NCTA also requested that the FCC reject arguments advocating for state and local governments to impose their own additional mandates on cable services. “A patchwork of state and local regulations would be unduly burdensome and would make it more difficult for cable operators,” NCTA said.
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Kamrul Hasan
Verizon APN Setup: Quick Guide Can’t connect to the internet on your free government phone? Follow these steps to set up Verizon APN: 1. Go to Settings > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names. 2. Add a new APN. 3. Enter "Verizon" for Name, "vzwinternet" for APN, and leave other fields blank. 4. Save and select the new APN. #VerizonAPN #DeviceSetup #FreePhone
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Curtis Matthews
When choosing a phone plan with AT&T, you have two primary options: **installment plans** and **2-year contracts**. Let's break down the differences: AT&T Installment Plan: 1. With the AT&T Installment Plan, you make monthly payments over a specified period (usually 36, 30, or 24 months) for the phone. I will explain the difference in these options. 2. Once you’ve paid off the device, it’s yours to keep. 3. If there are any promotional credits associated with the phone, they typically require you to continue making installment payments. 4. You have the option to trade in your old smartphone for promotional monthly credits. 5. At any time, you can pay off the remaining installment balance in full. 6. For those who like to stay up-to-date with the latest devices, there’s the AT&T Installment Plan with Next Up. For an extra $10 per month, you can upgrade three times a year by turning in your current smartphone. 2-Year Contract: 1. Under a 2-year contract, you pay an upfront cost for the phone. For example, the iPhone 14 128GB might have a $9.99 upfront fee. 2. Over the next 24 months, you pay about $25 extra per month on top of your regular bill (assuming you’re on the Unlimited Your Way Plan). 3. Once the contract period ends, you fully own the phone. It’s worth noting that 2-year contracts are less common nowadays, and installment plans have become more popular. I will help you choose the option that best suits your needs and budget! #attbusiness #installment #2year #contract #businessdeals #wirelessconsultant
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Doug Green
Finding, Founding Phound Follows path to the Next Thing, Podcast “Phound is a little play on words,” says David Erickson. “It’s a mixture of being carrier found and phone, obviously. And the idea behind it is that we used to have phone books. We used to have directories, and now everybody kind of would rather hide their phone number and I think the idea with found is that we’re a permission-based carrier meaning you have to ask for permission to call people and so people are more likely to want to get found right and then allow for contact on their terms with the people that find them and so we’re going back to the idea of having a directory of phone book you know but the ability to kind of lock down my communications and only allow through the people that I want to allow through.” You might have encountered David before, as the founder of FreeConferenceCall.com. Now David is back, solving he next big problem: the need to update a communication system invented in an era of printed directories and rotary dials. Now a #permissionbasedsystem, familiar to the era of #socialmedia, can be achieved for the first means of reaching people, in real time. Visit https://www.phound.app/ Evan Kirstel B2B TechFluencer, Jeff Pulver, Snom Americas, Julie Smith, Marc Magliano Andy Abramson Jon Arnold Lindsay Colker
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