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What are the average costs for a T1 line installed??
A full T1 is preferred, and either needed with a channel bank or without.
Is the "EVIL RED V" the best vendor to use or AT&T???
Thanks for the info, Mitch
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CLECs are cheaper since they get dramatically lower circuit costs from V than end-users do. V is getting in the high $700's per month for a full PRI. XO charges a third less for the same thing.
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T-1/PRI circuits really can greatly vary depending on the area - even across the street. In most areas that I have seen the "evil V" and AT&T tend to be substantialy more than Clecs like Nuvox or XO...etc. I have alos seen that with the Clecs the cost has been the same if there is a channel bank or not. Gernerally they do not charge for installation or the channel bank either, unlike the Red V.
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In Maryland, Verizon's "Flexgrow" product - essentially POTS delivered via T1 is downright reasonable in price - at least compared to their PRI pricing. Any customer with over 14 POTS lines is a candidate. Something like $150 for the pipe plus $5 per line... The advantage of most CLECS is that you can call and speak with the same person more than one time in a row... Mike
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another big advantage is taxes and FCC charges...a PRI is only charged one FCC charge vis 6.00+ on pots lines each.
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I just had two new non-PRI T-1's installed. Here is the breakdown for install, provisioning and on-site technician: T-1 #1 = 750.00 T-1 #2 = 350.00 On-site Tech: 1,000.00 (250.00 after hours x 4 hrs) Trip Charge - 75.00 Total: $2,175.00
Plus: $140.00 to extend the cables from the D-Mark to the CSU's via my outside wiring guys.
Afterward: Each full T-1 will run $900.00 compared to the $1,500.00 the old ones cost. I will be worth the change in the long run.
To Succeed in life, you need three things: a wishbone, a backbone and a funnybone. ..Reba McEntire
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Ive been dealing with cox and qwest of the past 2 years, and both are waving install cost on 3-5 year contracts. Both are running just under 500/per month for full PRI.
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Wow... $500.00 is a good price. Is that the quoted price or the actual bill with the add on fees?
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We are getting PRI's installed on 3-5 year contracts with the labor wiaved also and monthly cost at $600-$850 total cost with the add ons included. This is with several CLECS and our wonderful new LEC Embark :rofl:
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Originally posted by Rhonda: Wow... $500.00 is a good price. Is that the quoted price or the actual bill with the add on fees? I know the cox fee was a straight quote; everything included. Qwest a whole other story.
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