For those working from home, pro tip: Get Comcast Business class if you can't switch to a reasonable ISP, reasons follow: - No Data Caps - You get priority on

For those working from home, pro tip: Get Comcast Business class if you can't switch to a reasonable ISP, reasons follow: - No Data Caps - You get priority on your node, and typically, there isn't more than a few others in the neighborhood that are also on business class, if at all (my technician who did the install told me I was the only one for my whole node, so I get priority over others in the neighborhood, all other things being equal) - You get better uptime guarentees - Frankly, their customer service is light years ahead of their consumer, but that isn't saying much - extremely consistent speeds. I know a lot of people on the prosumer plans have this too (friends of mine on xfinity don't have a lot of speed dips) but I have never been under 75/30 (the base of my plan) and my router tests every day so I can have historical reports. I'm often over 100 down (always 30 up though) The plans tend to be more than the consumer plans, of course, usually by 25-30 dollars, but you do get a little bit more than just no data caps, at least. Its been easier to deal with and I've had it for a few years. I don't like Comcast, but this arrangement made dealing with them much less painful. I've actually been impressed with the service levels. When I had xfinity (consumer Comcast, if you will) I had outages, speed dips, all kinds of things. Not since business class. Your mileage may vary, of course. I wish I could switch to a different ISP like Sonic, but alas, my alternative is dialup or very slow DSL, so this is the next best thing I could find.