You know, BILLING will also do the upgrade for ya. Anyway, if you want more info on the deal check out
THIS thread.
Quote from the thread regarding the fujitsu modem...
"To the person who could not upgrade because the frame relay is only 768kbps, I'm surprised. The frame relay that they are talking about is the connection between Verizon Online's location in your city and the Verizon phone network. Your DSL connection goes from your home to the CO, then onto Verizon's phone network. To get to the Internet, it must go through your ISP's (in your case, Verizon Online is your ISP; they are a separate company from Verizon the phone people) connection to the Verizon network in order to eventually get out on the Internet. There are two types of connections that your ISP can have: frame relay and ATM. Frame relay is being phased out right now, and Verizon is moving toward ATM connections in all of their new locations. Frame relay connections top out at around T1 speeds I believe, while ATM can go up to DS3 and beyond. The problem keeping you from upgrading is that VOL's connection to the phone network is only 768kbps in your city, which means that all DSL customers are feeding off of that line. Nice, huh? If the speed is not oversold, you don't really ever notice a difference between frame relay and ATM service. Frame relay service uses the good old Fujitsu dark gray modems usually, while ATM service can use a number of them, the most popular being Westell Wirespeed ones."