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Except you are stuck with charter. There is no world in which charter is the best possible outcome. With a bit of luck, though, it is better than a 4g lte mvno
by zdragnar 6y ago
Except you are stuck with charter. There is no world in which charter is the best possible outcome. With a bit of luck, though, it is better than a 4g lte mvno
- throwawayboise 6y agoCharter is better than nothing. In the real world you hardly ever get "best possible" because everyone has a different view on the defintion of that.
- zdragnar 6y agoI have had charter, Comcast and others. Charter takes the cake for terrible service, technical and personal, in my experience. I was actually very pleasantly surprised by what i was able to do with a mvno over cell connection- OS updates and downloading VMs were really the only major pain points. Of course, I have since gotten fiber, which wins hands down.
- throwawayboise 6y agoWell don't take "better than nothing" at anything more than face value. I wasn't endorsing Charter.
- bsagdiyev 6y agoAnecdotally I just moved from California to North Carolina and Charter (Spectrum now I guess) is actually doing all new builds with fiber, RFoG, out in this area. Seems to be leaps and bounds more reliable. So their reliability might depend on the locale.