Check you connection speed at <a href="http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/"> SpeakEasy</a>.

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	<b>Before the FiOS Installation:</b> This was my 3Mbps downstream/768 Kbps upstream DSL Service Speed :
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		<img src="Picture 2.png">
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	<b>After the FiOS Installation:</b>
	This is my 15 Mbps downstream/2 Mbps upstream Fiber Optic Service (FiOS) Speed:
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	<img src="Picture 6.png">
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	<a href="http://www22.verizon.com/FiosForHome/channels/Fios/HighSpeedInternetForHome.asp"> Verizon FiOS Homepage</a>
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	<b>Upgraded to 25 Mbps downstream/5 Mbps upstream</b>
	On 06/24/2009, I finally upgraded to FiOS TV
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	<img src="speed2.jpg">
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<h3>Here are some pictures:</h3>

The Verizon Van parked outside the house with the FiOS "Installed Here" sign.
This is so neighbors will know the technician was here to install a new service
instead of assuming he was here to fix a problem. This gives Verizon a positive image.
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	<img src="dscn3625.jpg">
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Here a clearer shot of the "Installed Here" sign.
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	<img src="dscn3626.jpg">
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This is the fiber box:
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	<img src="dscn3624.jpg">
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This is the inside of the Fiber Controller:
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	<img src="dscn3627.jpg">
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The Fiber Controller details:
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	<img src="dscn3630.jpg">
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This is the Fiber Controller's power supply with battery backup.
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	<img src="dscn3632.jpg">
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