Speakeasy Launches New Broadband Service
Reprinted from Phone+
Posted on: 07/06/2004
Speakeasy, a national ISP, on Tuesday unveiled a broadband service that will free high-speed Internet customers from having to install a local phone line.
In concert with broadband provider Covad Communications Group Inc., Speakeasy has introduce d for consumers and businesses, a dedicated loop ADSL product with an introductory price of $55.95 per month.
Speakeasy says it introduced the product to meet the needs of customers that need a broadband connection, but do not want to install a local phone line. Customers primarily using a wireless phone as their primary home phone and residential customers using a competitive local phone company like MCI Inc., are among those who would fit the profile, according to the Seattle-based company.
Speakeasy has revealed plans to introduce a voice service based on VoIP technology, saying additional details will be available in August.