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Washington, DC: $50/mo + tax, gigabit. Promo of 2 mos free brings it to $41/mo. http://www.rcn.com http://www.rcn.com I've been very happy with it, aside from u
by irl_zebra 9y ago
Washington, DC: $50/mo + tax, gigabit. Promo of 2 mos free brings it to $41/mo. http://www.rcn.com http://www.rcn.com I've been very happy with it, aside from upgrading my modem from docsis 3 to 3.1.
- Godel_unicode 9y agoCan you get decent upstream with that? Upstream always seemed to be where cable internet fell over for me. Hard to run backups over a 10mbps link.
- walshemj 9y agoBut 99% of home bb users don't do that you want professional level service on a consumer service that is not and never will be designed (cost reasons) to replace business service.
- madengr 9y agoI do, and I’m stuck at 100/5. Knock it to 98%.
- Godel_unicode 9y agoI have gig symmetric for $79.99. not a promotional rate, no caps. Edit: the reason it costs more for symmetric with some ISPs has very little to do with "cost reasons" and very much to do with market segmentation. It's the same reason math coprocessors used to cost extra, even though it was on every package already. If a small group will be the only users and will pay extra, then make a separate SKU which includes it, call it business/pro/enterprise and charge a premium. It's profit maximizing pure and simple. The super obvious check is that there are ISPs which compete on friendlyness and don't do this. They're not special, they just make less money.
- irl_zebra 9y agoNope. I get about 1gb down, but like 50mbps up, max.