Sonic.Net aiming to provide another WiFi option for San Franciscans

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seth brundle @ Sep 3rd 2007 1:22PM

Sounds really interesting.

I have used Sonic.net as my ISP and colo since they were a 3-man operation back in the early nineties, their customer support rocks. When you call their support line they answer fast and they actually know wtf you are talking about rather then a clueless seat warmer with a bunch of Q&A scripts.

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Robet Funaro @ Nov 17th 2007 3:55PM

I agree! Not entirely on topic, but as a customer of Sonic.net I'll say they're the only company I don't mind calling on the phone. The more they have their hands in, the better for me and anyone who values service in this self-serve world.

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