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Interesting, Comcast now has 115/24 for $30/month, and the only tier with faster upload is 1300/40 for $126/month. I generally shop for DOCSIS service based on
by p1mrx 3y ago
Interesting, Comcast now has 115/24 for $30/month, and the only tier with faster upload is 1300/40 for $126/month.
I generally shop for DOCSIS service based on the upload speed, so Comcast will get a lot cheaper when my current contract expires.
Edit: oops, "Internet Essentials" is only for people on Medicaid or similar assistance. My cheapest no-contract option is 175/24 for $56/month after the paperless discount. In any case, they doubled the upload speed for that plan because the feds raised the definition of broadband from 25/3 to 100/20.
- jrochkind1 3y agothat's almost certainly an introductory rate. Look at the label to see! Are you talking fiber or cable? I only have access to cable, not fiber. If you can really get fiber for $30/month non-introductory, I'm jealous -- where I am (I think comcast currently has different eastern and western US prices, but is otherwise standardized), cable broadband the _cheapest_ plan available (without qualifying for income limits on "essentials" plan) is $68/month non-introductory price. Advertised as "150", but the new lable claims "typical" speeds of 176 down 115 up.. which is... way more "up" than they've ever advertised before, odd.