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poundsan

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Jul 20, 2009
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I just moved to san rafael and i am wondering which ISP i should choose ? i want to have a super fast connection .

FYI . Money is not a problem . i am willing to pay as much as it deserves.

thanks buds
 
Time Warner or Comcast would be the fastest.


I don't think that they have FiOS there, do they?

When i tried to submit FiOS via online ,no they don't have it .

thanks for the tip . btw r ya using any of them ?
 
I'm not sure if Sonic Fusion (ADSL2+) is available in San Rafael yet, though it's been available in most of the larger Bay Area cities for some time. They're a North Bay-based independent ISP with an excellent track record of delivering good connectivity and great customer service.

Not affiliated with Sonic, just a satisfied customer.

http://www.sonic.net/solutions/home/internet/fusion/
 
I'm not sure if Sonic Fusion (ADSL2+) is available in San Rafael yet, though it's been available in most of the larger Bay Area cities for some time. They're a North Bay-based independent ISP with an excellent track record of delivering good connectivity and great customer service.

Not affiliated with Sonic, just a satisfied customer.

http://www.sonic.net/solutions/home/internet/fusion/

They don't have supported South bay yet.
Anyway thanks.
 
When i tried to submit FiOS via online ,no they don't have it .

thanks for the tip . btw r ya using any of them ?
As a Bay Area resident (first in Palo Alto and now in San Francisco)

I think your only real options will be either comcast, AT&T or possibly sonic.net-Time Warner, Fios, Cox-all are not available anywhere in the Bay Area that I am personally aware of.

Comcast has a near stranglehold (for better or worse) in the Bay Area in terms of service
 
I'm not sure if Sonic Fusion (ADSL2+) is available in San Rafael yet, though it's been available in most of the larger Bay Area cities for some time. They're a North Bay-based independent ISP with an excellent track record of delivering good connectivity and great customer service.

Not affiliated with Sonic, just a satisfied customer.

http://www.sonic.net/solutions/home/internet/fusion/

+1

sonic.net is the best, if it is available from your CO. Definitely check it out. Disclaimer: I have no affiliation other than having been a very happy customer in the past.
 
+1

sonic.net is the best, if it is available from your CO. Definitely check it out. Disclaimer: I have no affiliation other than having been a very happy customer in the past.

Finally, i chose Sonic.net.

Thanks bud!
 
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