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1) Seattle, WA, USA 2) 2 ISPs are available 3 & 4) 1Gbps ($75/month via Centurylink) or 1Gbps/35Mbps ($90/month plus fees and 2yr contract with Comcast, 1TB c
by StudentStuff 8y ago
1) Seattle, WA, USA
2) 2 ISPs are available
3 & 4) 1Gbps ($75/month via Centurylink) or 1Gbps/35Mbps ($90/month plus fees and 2yr contract with Comcast, 1TB cap)
5) 15Mbps is $30/month via Comcast (1TB cap) or 40Mbps at $45/month via Centurylink
6) I go 6 months between outages on Centurylink, compared to Comcast (when we used them) its much much better.
7) No municipal option, though City Light runs fiber with every project over the past couple decades. Politics has killed actually using any of it though :c
8) Centurylink is sufficent, especially on the lower tiers you can drive a hard bargain (got a family member 40Mbps for $27 a month for 2 years, no contract or bundling).
Unasked questions:
Whats done for entertainment?
I don't do fixed format TV, but for those that do we've gotten by with Sling TV Blue and some addon packs to add specific channels. OTA is also crystal clear, it pulls in dozens of channels surprisingly!
What about phone service?
We're smartphone only, its okay-ish, but I may pick up some Grandstream DP720's eventually, as a non-cellphone can be quite handy. Maybe someone will craft a way to tie that into Signal?