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Matt B, Viasat Employee
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There may no plans available at the moment, but give it a few weeks, as we are currently rolling out the new plans by area.
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Will this be on the ViaSat 2 or 1 ? For the above reasons I stated.
Also will we receive any notice via email about it.
Thanks
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In a way, and I know it is not possible, I wish we knew the order the regions are being released. I guess there are just a lot of us that were so excited and felt like we hurried up to wait.. lol but I do get it..
Thanks for all your help..
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Check this out.

http://speedtest.tds.net/
Stephen Rice, Champion
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If you really want to change plans, just call and ask what is available.
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I also got a Email from ViaSat on the Sparrow Browser. I installed it and my speeds went from 25-30mbs to about 4-6mbs. I had to uninstall and do a system restore to get back where it was. NO SPARROW FOR ME.
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So what's the point? I guess ViaSat 2 isn't available here in Florida.
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If you're having issues with the Viasat Browser, you can email browser@viasat.com so that they can help you out!
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As I recall some 3 years ago or there abouts, Freedom and Liberty were originally only available to new customers. It was only after that push for new subscribers that they became available to existing customers and from the conference calls at the time the strategy was intentional (to bring susbscriber counts up). There was a severalmonth gap, but memory isn't what it used to be and that's based on recollection. It was further complicated by the fact that the new plans were only released to specific underutilized areas (leading to some subscriber confusion that they weren't available to existing customers when in fact they weren;t avai;able to specific beams in some cases).
Given that susbscriber counts went from 696,000 to 577,000 over the past year and a half or so, there's probably a sense of urgency to bring them back up as quickly as possible.
http://investors.viasat.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=983750
vs.
http://investors.viasat.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=1056943
But who knows? We're through the looking glass on all of this ;)
However, several strategies regarding increased susbscriber counts vs increased ARPU were discussed in the last conference call. Personally I think they're just looking for the balanced sweet spot between the two.
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VeteranSatUser, Champion
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Only thing it shows is a downgrade to Liberty 12.
No Thanks. That's like going from high speed to dial up.
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I can stream video without quality being reduced too. I'm pretty sure you can't do that on those "unlimited" plans.

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