Drops 'Ultra' tier price, offers deals. Bellsouth has announced they'll be cutting the price of their flagship 1.5Mbps Ultra DSL tier $7, from $50 to $43. The company also launched a number of new incentive programs, including a $15 per month discount for six months for new customers who ..
BellSouth Price Cuts
By Frank Bisono on September 28, 2004 11:47 PM
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