Verizon: We Have No More HDTV Boxes
The telco says they will have to backorder them.
By Swanni
That's according to an article by Multichannel News.
The telco, which recently passed the one million subscriber mark, has told customers that it may be a few weeks before it can install a high-def box.
Until then, Multichannel News writes, the company is offering new customers a standard-def DVR for no additional monthly fee.
Verizon tells the publication that it has backordered some HD and HD DVR set-tops to try to catch up with demand.
"We recently hit our one-millionth customer milestone and the momentum is continuing to build,” a spokeswoman said.
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