[1st-mile-nm] Service in SE corner of Bernalillo County

[John Brown]

I believe there are several wireless providers that have coverage in that area.

I know HigherSpeed Internet has been recently making significant
investment into better backbone.
They have invested tens of thousands in new FCC licensed microwave
capacity and are pushing more than 100Mb/s worth of traffic.
That is up 100% from a little more than a year ago.  They are also
working on augmenting their distribution side as well.

Lobo may also cover that area, not sure.

Cibola Wireless may also cover



On Thu, Mar 12, 2015 at 9:20 AM, drew einhorn <drew.einhorn at gmail.com> wrote:
> I ask these questions every few months in a bunch of places.
>
> Does anybody know of anyone (besides CenturyLink) providing service on NM
> 337 (old S14) south of NM 217?
>
> So far the only answer I've gotten is: "Sorry, no service for you!"
>
> I'm so tired of 1.5 mbit dsl.
>
> Does anyone have anything good to say about any of the satellite providers?
>
> I had satellite service a long time ago and it didn't really work.  I'm sure
> it's gotten better.  But a new neighbor moved in next door, ordered sat tv
> and internet.  The installer said their internet really didn't work.  So I'm
> not hopeful.
>
> I really hope the FCC does turn back the clock a bit, and impose service
> standards.  And reinstates fees to fund rural infrastructure.  CenturyLink
> has demonstrated that they will not invest in rural infrastructure, unless
> they get someone else to pay for it.
>
> --
> Drew Einhorn
>
> "You can see a lot by just looking."
>   --  Yogi Berra
>
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