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Called for second day in a row so far this week... some man named "Carl". This is an unwanted call, and it is not a government number when randomly calling and asking for personal information, especially when my number is PRIVATE, UNLISTED, UNPUBLISHED and also has NOT been provided to ANYONE for any reason. Calls have been reported to the appropriate authorities, as they have been asked very politely to not call my phone, yet he persists.

THIS PHONE NUMBER IS A GOVERNMENT NUMBER ... S**** POWER COMMUNITICATIONS .. READ THE PREVIOUS information regarding this "company".. Then GOOGLE IT..

RCN's Washington, DC Joint Venture, Starpower Communications, LLC, Signs Communications Services Agreement With Georgetown University Leading Telecommunications Company to Provide Multiple Services to Prestigious School Share with Twitter Share with LinkedIn Submit Share with Repost.us PRINCETON, N.J., Sept. 15 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- RCN Corporation (Nasdaq: RCNC) announced that its Washington DC-area joint venture, which it operates with Pepco Communications, LLC under the name Starpower Communications, LLC, signed an agreement with Georgetown University to provide dark fiber and video services. Financial terms of the agreements were not disclosed. The dark fiber agreements allow Georgetown University to utilize portions of RCN's advanced fiber-optic network to achieve secure, high-s***d connections to meet the University's high bandwidth needs. RCN's network is being used to create a Metro Area Network (MAN) connecting multiple off-campus locations to the main campus. An additional segment links the University's main campus to their regional technology consortium, The Mid-Atlantic Crossroads (MAX), and Internet2, a consortium of more than 190 U.S. universities working with industry and government to develop and deploy advanced network applications and technology. In addition, Georgetown Law Center has selected RCN to provide video services to their campus, enabling the university's students to keep a****** of current events with RCN's robust digital channel lineup, delivered over its advanced fiber-optic network. Georgetown is expanding and improving its network capacity to provide a more robust, redundant wide-area infrastructure capable of supporting the entire campus community, especially the research community whose broadband needs are significant. "RCN's dark fiber solution is playing a key role in helping us to swiftly and economically bring advanced networking capabilities to the entire Georgetown community," said Chris Peabody, Director of Network & Computing Systems for Georgetown University. "Georgetown University is one of the nation's leading research universities and we're pleased to be helping them meet their technology and research needs," said David C. McCourt, Chairman and CEO of RCN. "The agreements which RCN and Starpower have in place with Georgetown and other major colleges and universities, demonstrates our company's commitment to delivering reliable, scalable network solutions to higher education ins***utions," added Kevin McGann, RCN's Vice President of Business Sales and Marketing. About Starpower Communications, LLC Starpower is a joint venture between RCN Corporation (Nasdaq: RCNC) and Pepco Communications, L.L.C., a wholly owned but separate affiliate of Pepco Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: POM). This unique venture is delivering to customers a full complement of bundled telecommunications services including local and long-distance telephone, cable television and Internet services marketed under the ResiLink and Essentials ***nds. Starpower's advanced fiber optic network serves Washington, D.C., Falls Church, VA and Montgomery County, MD. For more information about Starpower, please visit www.starpower.net. http://www.starpower.net/business SOURCE RCN Corporation RELATED LINKS http://www.rcn.com Featured Video Journalists and Bloggers Visit PR Newswire for Journalists for releases, photos, ProfNet experts, and customized feeds just for Media. View and download arc***ed video content distributed by MultiVu on The Digital Center.