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by: The Telecom Digest - Thu, 27 Apr 2023 20:27 UTC

By Camryn Smith

Internet connections are not guaranteed, especially in a new
subdivision or home build. Here’s what to look for and how to advocate
for a connection.

Picture this: You just broke ground on your soon-to-be dream home. The
friendly neighbors mentioned the local internet service provider (ISP)
is great. You’re already looking forward to Netflix movie nights with
the family and working remotely from your cozy screened-in patio.

As moving day closes in, every task is checked off your to-do
list. Except one. Unexpectedly, that local ISP tells you not only do
they not offer service to your location, but to run a new line to your
home would cost upwards of $5,000!

https://www.allconnect.com/blog/internet-in-newly-built-home

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