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Every major cable ISP in the US works this way. Logically this is because they aren't upstream limited except insofar as the inherent limits of DOCSIS 3.1 provi
by michaelmrose 3y ago
Every major cable ISP in the US works this way. Logically this is because they aren't upstream limited except insofar as the inherent limits of DOCSIS 3.1 providing higher upstream is a very obvious market segmentation tool to get folks to pay for higher tier plans.
For instance here is a good example of Comcasts scale in upload
https://www.connectcalifornia.com/internet-service/xfinity-pricing https://www.connectcalifornia.com/internet-service/xfinity-p...
Astound is the same
Spectrum
https://www.reddit.com/r/Spectrum/comments/z1f5tm/dumb_question_what_are_the_upload_speeds_for/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Spectrum/comments/z1f5tm/dumb_quest...
Please forgive the annoying second party sources most providers have this annoying flow where you have to almost sign up for internet to see specs and such.
- Dylan16807 3y agoHuh, okay. Well I couldn't find good info of increases last time I looked, and Spectrum was running 100 and 300 at the exact same upload. Good to know I could overpay for 35 if I needed to.