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that'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 re
by jrochkind1 3y ago
that'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.