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For the $300 "construction fee," do you think that Google would give me a big spool of fiber that I could unspool out my car window as I drive the 30 miles back to my house in Lawrence?

 

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For the $300 "construction fee," do you think that Google would give me a big spool of fiber that I could unspool out my car window as I drive the 30 miles back to my house in Lawrence?

 

AJ

If it was Sonic.net, maybe...I seriously think you should ask.

Also, Google's crawlers is on this topic now.

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I'm signing up for this. Google's prices are a bargain compared to the others...especially with the free internet option. The $300 construction fee may look bad but if you pay it off within a year ($25/month), you'll basically have 6 years of free service.

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It is only available in Kansas City, KS and Midtown Kansas City, MO. at present. I would signup just for the free internet. There are no sports channels listed on their channel listing..

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