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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (10559)2/26/2001 12:22:00 AM
From: pjd777  Read Replies (1) of 12823
 
hey Raymond

good to see you hammering it out here, well we have got a few things going on, a little hurdle here and there and we will be delivering ethernet to the home,,,,

Interactive Neighborhood in American Canyon, California Goes Online Mid-May

Competisys and The City of American Canyon Sign a
Landmark Agreement

IRVINE, CALIF—January 31, 2001—The City of American Canyon, California today granted Competisys Corporation, headquartered in Irvine, California, a Broadband Systems License Agreement allowing the company to deliver fiber optic cabling directly into a home or business. Competisys will supply telephone, television and Internet services, making American Canyon the first city in California to gain access to a direct fiber optic system that delivers all three communication services at speeds of up to 100 Mega bits per second, which is 100 times faster than standard DSL. Services will begin mid-May 2001.
The Schuler Homes’ development of Poppy Meadows will be the first neighborhood in the city to receive service, with interconnection of the city government buildings following shortly after. Competisys then plans to offer services to all new commercial and residential developments in American Canyon. “By connecting our government buildings with direct fiber, the city will be able to create a city-wide community-based, local area network,” said Mark Joseph, City Manager of American Canyon. “This will enable city employees to work more efficiently with less downtime-waiting like on a typical modem line. In addition, it will let us communicate more directly with our citizen-customers.”
“Poppy Meadows and the broadband system that Competisys is delivering, is a perfect example of a Schuler neighborhood—one that is on the leading edge of technology,” said Michael McKissick, president of Schuler Homes of California. “At Schuler Homes, we understand how important high technology is to today’s homebuyer and Competisys delivers features and technology that are currently unavailable anywhere in California.”
By bringing direct fiber-to-the-home (FTTH), the slow-down in data rates associated with the “last mile” is eliminated. Therefore customers receive benefits such as: true telecommuting and Virtual Private Networks (VPNs); video-on-demand; up to 150 digital television stations and 37 digital music stations; lower long distance calling rates; remote world-wide access to online billing; and lightning fast Internet speed. In addition, customers will receive competitively priced telephone, television, and Internet services on one bill, payable electronically through a secure site on the community portal.
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2402 MICHELSON DRIVE, SUITE 232, IRVINE, CA 92612 ¨ 949.417.2800 ¨ 877.417.2800 ¨ FAX 949.417.2308 ¨ www.competisys.com

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ABOUT COMPETISYS
Competisys Corporation integrates energy and direct-fiber optic broadband solutions for new residential and commercial properties, as well as cities, by providing telephone, television, Internet, gas, and electric services. The company provides services in connection with the formation, financing, operation and management of new utility distribution systems, and the procurement and “rebundling” of competitive utility services. Developers and cities are provided with a utilities solution that reduces system installation costs, enhances property value through a comprehensive technology package, and provides a single point of responsibility for dry-utility system installation and operation.
Founded in 1996 by William Prentice, the company is focused on providing a utility company that supplies cutting-edge technology, reliable service, and excellent customer care, while passing on savings to both the developer and the customer. For more information, visit the Competisys Web site at www.competisys.com or call 877.417.2800.
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