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That's not terrible. I pay something like $140/mo for 1gbps (in reality I've never seen speeds >300mbps) with no data cap. $100 for ~100mbps with no data cap is
by shepherdjerred 5y ago
That's not terrible. I pay something like $140/mo for 1gbps (in reality I've never seen speeds >300mbps) with no data cap. $100 for ~100mbps with no data cap is reasonable to me.
- psyclobe 5y agoYou know you can like get them to fix that right?
- sgillen 5y agoHow? In the fine print for most of these contracts it says something like “up to 1Gb, actual rates may vary based on network load” or something similar.
- colpabar 5y agohow?
- psyclobe 5y agoCall them up, say you are not getting the speeds, then when the tech shows up, simply don't let him leave until you can verify a speed test at that rate. If you get a good tech they will help you, you may get a dud, in which case you simply have to call them up and work the system again. It's totally doable, I've done it dozens of times at every dwelling I've inhabited. I'm currently on their 1GB plan, and I do get 1.4Gbps down (they recently upped their provisioning rate, and with a newer modem with 1 2GB link on it, with a suitable router [I run the UDM Pro] it works).