Hello,
I am here to announce my amazing new pricing on Level(3) bandwidth. Imagine getting top-rate Level(3) bandwidth at prices close to those offered by Cogent! These offers are currently only available on larger commits, 50mbit/sec+ but still feel free to contact me regarding lower commitments. Here is what I can now offer:

All our connections are direct to Level(3)'s routers and you would get full access to our 24/7 support desk absolutely free.

Full Fast Ethernet (100mbit/sec) - $3200
50mbit/sec - 99 mbit/sec over FastE - $40 per mbit/sec
Full GigE - $26,500
100-250mbit/sec over GigE - $34 per mbit/sec
250-700mbit/sec over GigE - $30 per mbit/sec
700-999mbit/sec over GigE - $28 per mbit/sec

All of the above have no setup fee on a one year contract.

Cabinets are also available for $650 a month and $600 setup.

This deal is available at all Level(3) locations and does not include any loop or cross connect fees.

This deal ends this Friday, April 23rd.

Originally posted by KarlZimmer
All our connections are direct to Level(3)'s routers and you would get full access to our 24/7 support desk absolutely free.


When is Master Tech Nick Catalano on shift?
Didn't he point out some major flaw in UUNet's core or something?

Oh, also, are the connections directly with L3, or would the customer plug into one of your routers? Whats the SLA on that?

You just can't give up on our past with Nick Catalano can you? :-)

You would be connected directly to Level(3)'s routers. SLA guarantees less than 1% packet loss and 99.987% uptime.

Originally posted by KarlZimmer
You just can't give up on our past with Nick Catalano can you? :-)


Who wouldn't? He's a legend :)
Unfortunately the fanpage is gone and internet archive isn't working to get to www.nickcatalano.com


You would be connected directly to Level(3)'s routers. SLA guarantees less than 1% packet loss and 99.987% uptime.

oh cool, so this is kinda like Nexgen then?

oh cool, so this is kinda like Nexgen then?

Nexgen...oh oh

Originally posted by jay23
Nexgen...oh oh

oh come now, nexgen wasn't that bad.
You just gotta remember, when using a cheapa** provider, always have a backup.