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To: Warren Gates who started this subject	5/18/2004 5:00:30 AM
From: quick_thinking	Read Replies (2) of 12823

Fiber-to-home: US$40 flat/month with free installation I had a question from one of the people on SI about fibre to the home in Japan. I thought that might be of general interest, so here is my answer for all of you: Yes NTT does offer FTTH and I am one of their happy customers. I got it a few weeks ago: speed: about 100Mbbps (theoretically) monthly rates: there are different programs, but it's generally about US$ 40/month Installation at this time is usually free (!) popular? yes, of course. If in the US, a carrier would (do they?) offer FTTH 100Mbps at flat rate of US$ 40/month with free installation (including free terminal adapter box and free connection software), do you think this would be popular ? quick_thinking

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