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The few years our small business used Comcast Business were bad. There would be multi-hour outages every other month. It got to the point where I wrote up proce
by mjrpes 5y ago
The few years our small business used Comcast Business were bad. There would be multi-hour outages every other month. It got to the point where I wrote up procedures so an office worker could log into our ASUS router and switch the gateway over to a smartphone hotspot. That got tiring, so I ended up upgrading our router to support automatic failover to an LTE device.
In contrast, AT&T DSL FTTN (Fiber to the Node) and Sonic DSL (not resold) have been rock solid. I am using AT&T for both home and business now and can't remember the last time there was an outage or issues with the modem. For me, a stable connection at 50mbps is preferable to unstable 1gig.
I would rather support Sonic, but they don't have fiber in my area and I had a bad experience with their resold AT&T FTTN service that was beyond their control. Their straight DSL product is solid, as long as you are close to the central office and can get a good speed.