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I've lived in three different neighborhoods with single family homes / small apartment building (all in fairly nice parts of town though). You almost always ca
by rhino369 6y ago
I've lived in three different neighborhoods with single family homes / small apartment building (all in fairly nice parts of town though).
You almost always can get both RCN and Xfinity--and they compete pretty hard. AT&T is always available, but its shitty DSL. Supposedly some parts of the city have fiber, but I'm 0/3 at my locations.
I'm paying like $50 + tax for 500 mbit down / 20ish up. I'd trade that for 100 mbit symmetrical, but that's not happened on cable anytime soon.
I bet like 20% of houses at most are networked well enough to even use 200 mbit.