Recent content by danejasper

The older NID filter/splitter configuration from the late 1990's may be workable, but may require a newer filter on each phone device. Our support team can help sort it out - and can dispatch an installer to assist if you get stuck! -Dane

I'd strongly suggest you simply go with the kit that we offer with the service. This gets you not just a modem, but also splitter and filters, key components. By the time you add in costs of splitters and filters, a modem purchased elsewhere costs about the same. We fulfill the warranty on the...

Thanks for the support folks, and please tell a friend! Sorry, no investors here - we are privately held, no debt, and no bull. :) -Dane

Yes, sorry, Newark is served by one of the two Fremont COs, and it's simply too far away for our Fusion service. -Dane

Fusion Broadband + Phone includes traditional land line phone service. This means it works during a power outage, doesn't use your Internet connection, supports full enhanced 911, etc. -Dane

Yup - I participate on Usenet in ba.internet, on DSLReports, and on Twitter. Found this thread while searching for the one that is on Slickdeals. Thanks for the original post and link to Slickdeals. We're seeing TONS of traffic and signups from people reading about us there, and the team here...

This varies by city - the average is actually $9.06 in taxes and fees on top of the $39.95 service price. You can find an estimate for your city here: http://www.sonic.net/solutions/home/internet/fusion/taxes_fees/#example They do vary though - I know that in January the FCC is raising the...

We do offer service in Fremont, your location must be too far from the central office for service. Sorry! -Dane

That is a score! ADSL2+ actually can do up to 24Mbps, though we "only" market it as 20Mbps just because only folks really silly close have hope of seeing rates that high. Let us know how yours does! -Dane

I believe Mill Valley is part of the 2011 build schedule. We have got most of the Bay Area COs covered today, but a number of locations were left out during this second big wave of construction over the last year or so. Sonoma and Napa were well covered, as was the peninsula, South and East Bay...