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Monday, January 23 2012
or Cyber Broadband has recently become aware that the International Broadband Electric Cooperative (IBEC) will be ceasing operations in the upcoming days. Cyber has already noticed a high influx of calls from former IBEC customers seeking a new service provider. Cyber regrets it was unable to take all phone calls today as our switchboard was overloaded. However, Cyber has just released a plan detailing how it plans to handle this opportunity. Cyber's service is significantly different from Broadband over Powerline - it uses radio signals from towers and therefore terrain and elevation can affect signal. However, Cyber feels it can provide service to most former IBEC customers.
Cyber has never received government funding, and
has consistently served rural "unserved" parts of Cullman County
since it's founding in 2004. Because we have not received government
funding, we have grown at a slower yet steadier pace. Due to this,
we use mainly contract installers.
In order to conquer these hurdles, Cyber is implementing a special installation procedure to help streamline the transition from BPL to Cyber service - as well as meeting the needs of those who can not afford to be without broadband internet service. Please click below to read more about these installation options, or to proceed to our website. Update: [1/4/2012] As of this date, all high priority Tier "A" installations should be completed by the end of the week. We will then begin installation of tier "B" and tier "C" installations - until we receive additional Tier "A" requests. Tier "C" is standard installation - the same rates we have charged since 2006. Tiers "A" and "B" are there for new customers who simply must have internet access for work, can have no down time, etc.
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