Limelight Networks

[Paul Wylie]

Today, I was doing some research into Qwest DSL and looked at their "Other
ISPs" link. Limelight Networks shows up in the list. I figured it would
be interesting to see what Nathan's current company is charging for DSL
service, so I clicked the link and saw pretty much nothing but info about
T1s and whatnot.

Are they really offering DSL service through Qwest? If so, why are they
keeping it a secret on their web page? And if not, why the hell does
Qwest have them listed as an alternative ISP on their DSL page?

It looks like the $150 T1 deal is over with, though. I saw an ad on their
page offering T1s from as low as $429, including local loop.

--Paul
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Post by Paul Wylie
Today, I was doing some research into Qwest DSL and looked at their "Other
ISPs" link. Limelight Networks shows up in the list. I figured it would
be interesting to see what Nathan's current company is charging for DSL
service, so I clicked the link and saw pretty much nothing but info about
T1s and whatnot.
Are they really offering DSL service through Qwest? If so, why are they
keeping it a secret on their web page?

I believe that's only for Nathan's employees... or at least it was at one
time.

Post by Paul Wylie
And if not, why the hell does
Qwest have them listed as an alternative ISP on their DSL page?

Cause they are qwest. Limelight is not is the retail (residential) ISP biz.
Or at least I don't believe they are.

Post by Paul Wylie
It looks like the $150 T1 deal is over with, though. I saw an ad on their
page offering T1s from as low as $429, including local loop.

It was $129 - Nathan mentioned wanting to do that at the last 'fest' but I'd
guess it actually costs a bit more than that just to provide the service...

Billy Y..