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What
we do.
We will locate the best pricing and service
in your city from the best Tier 1 Nationwide Bandwidth
ISPs. As one of the Internet's first bandwidth marketplaces
for high speed Internet Access, NationwideBandwidth.com
has provided internet connectivity solutions since
1996 across Nationwide and International locations
through partnerships with industry leading ISPs
such as Qwest, Netifice, AT&T and many other
world class high speed Internet Service Providers
Why go direct? NationwideBandwidth
has secured wholesale pricing not offered direct
to the public. Let our relationships with the Top
Nationwide Bandwidth Providers do the work for you.
A free service to you, NationwideBandwidth will
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using T1, T3, OC3, OC12 and OC48 connections. Dedicated
fiber optic lines will save you money over time
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Advantages:
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We choose only reliable ISPs.
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We slash our commission up to 50%, so you get better rates.
• Special pricing from
vendors, due to our high volume of sales.
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Seasoned Reps with 10+ years Telecom experience.
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Same day fast quotes, no waits!
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Information
about New Jersey:
New Jersey's early colonial history was involved with that of New York (New Netherlands), of which it was a part. One year after the Dutch surrender to England in 1664, New Jersey was organized as an English colony under Gov. Philip Carteret.
In 1676 the colony was divided between Carteret and a company of English Quakers who had obtained the rights belonging to John, Lord Berkeley. New Jersey became a united crown colony in 1702, administered by the royal governor of New York. Finally, in 1738, New Jersey was separated from New York under its own royal governor, Lewis Morris. Because of its key location between New York City and Philadelphia, New Jersey saw much fighting during the American Revolution.
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