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My city isn’t specifically listed but other cities on either side of mine are listed for the upgrade

Joehigular
Joehigular Posts: 3 Rookie
in Network Evolution

does my city have to be actually listed in order to get the high split upgrade?


I live in San Benito, Tx, and I see that Brownsville, Tx and Pharr, Tx are both listed to get symmetrical within 6 months.

Would that include cities like mine and Harlingen and Los Fresnos who are nearby the ones I mentioned above?

Best Answer

  • Mo_S
    Mo_S Posts: 579 ✅ Verified Employee Moderator
    Answer ✓

    Welcome @Joehigular,

    The listed cities are where the hub is based. For you, you'll be part of Los Fresnos with upgrades estimated in the second half of this year and symmetrical service sometime after that.

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