In either case, it is the building tenant that suffers because they end up paying too much for telecom services, lack access to dynamic broadband capabilities and are denied premier customer service that a competitive environment fosters. Competitive services are less expensive, more expansive and the most reliable in the industry and tenants should not be denied access to these services because they rent space in an office building. The customer, not the landlord, should decide from which company they want to get their telecommunications services. We are not opposed to paying a fair price for access to the building, nor do we object to allowing the building owner to safely manage his property. All we ask for is a level playing field on which to compete which means that we are allowed the same access at the same rates as incumbents.
Fair competition makes everyone better.
Time Warner Telecom is pleased to be a member of the SBPP coalition and we strongly urge the FCC to take action today to encourage fair and open competition for competitive telecommunications services.