US Domestic line costs?

Adrian,

Stating the obvious, prices vary but here is a rule of thumb to get you
in the ball park. All telcos are willing to quote for free. :slight_smile:

--nec

DS1 private line pricing
local loop: $400( average cost per end)
IXC mileage: $2.40 per mile with a $475.00 minimum.

Stating the obvious, prices vary but here is a rule of thumb to get you
in the ball park. All telcos are willing to quote for free. :slight_smile:

--nec

DS1 private line pricing
local loop: $400( average cost per end)
IXC mileage: $2.40 per mile with a $475.00 minimum.

I see. Can anyone provide a similar rule of thumb for DS3s on the
East Coast, especially New York - DC (Virginia, to be more precise).

> Could anyone give me any hints as to an averge charge you would
> expect for a T1 between Washington and New York?
>
> Thanks

And thanks in advance from me.

Hi All,

Thanks to all those including Nancy who replied to me privately!

Hi Jim & All,

I see. Can anyone provide a similar rule of thumb for DS3s on the
East Coast, especially New York - DC (Virginia, to be more precise).

Are you moving ths data from NY to Viginia because you cannot find a
suitable FM/Colocation space in Washington/V? I'm having real
difficuties - hence Telehouse NY.

Does anyone out there know of a neutral point in the Washington area?
Both Jim and I are from the UK and I know from my quotes the International
circuits are the same to either Washington or NY - hence this extra telco
cost between cities is all a bit of a waste...

Sorry about two questions in one day!

Thanks,

aid

Not relevant to East Coast, but PacBell DS1:

$350 + $25/mile.

MFS is signifigantly cheaper, but I don't know their formula.

Josh Beck jbeck@connectnet.com

God, that is a massive difference to nancy's formula!!! Nancy's cals
would give a line cost of around $900 and yours $4350 (going by my
Reader's Digest Atlas ;-)))

Yours seriously bemused,

aid

God, that is a massive difference to nancy's formula!!! Nancy's cals
would give a line cost of around $900 and yours $4350 (going by my
Reader's Digest Atlas ;-)))

  Well, PacBell does suck. Additionally, I would imagine that after
X miles line charges change... we only have one PacBell T1 (all others
MFS). It is San Diego -> Irvine, about 100 miles. I know it isn't $4k,
but I don't know how much it is... around town, however, that is their
cost AFAIK, but then again that too could be dated information.

Josh Beck jbeck@connectnet.com

These things do vary all over the place. We used to pay $170 a month
for a T1 in San Jose.