Comcast
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Pros
- I use Comcast and I don't have to call them to re-new my contract. You can sign into your Xfinity account and change your plan before the expiration date. I always check if the rate is the same as an existing custom vs new customer and t...
Cons
- Meanwhile Comcast in the US is at [1.2TB].
- Typical Coax infrastructures (Comcast, Spectrum, etc) are an old cable television infrastructure with internet slapped on top of it.
- The two providers in the area (Comcast and Frontier) refuse to explain and say the building is only qualified for enterprise service. The sucks a ton because this non profit is paying $1000 for 600/35 internet
- It’s Comcast I knew what I signed up for 😂
- Parent context: Maybe, we did get a call a few months from Comcast informing us that our usage was too high and next time it got this high we would be charged. And toward the end of the month our Wi-Fi gets slower but maybe that's unrela...
Sentiment
1 positive (10%) · 0 mixed (0%) · 9 negative (90%)
Trust + time weighted score: -80% · raw score -80%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
Meanwhile Comcast in the US is at [1.2TB].
Typical Coax infrastructures (Comcast, Spectrum, etc) are an old cable television infrastructure with internet slapped on top of it.
The two providers in the area (Comcast and Frontier) refuse to explain and say the building is only qualified for enterprise service. The sucks a ton because this non profit is paying $1000 for 600/35 internet
It’s Comcast I knew what I signed up for 😂
Parent context: Maybe, we did get a call a few months from Comcast informing us that our usage was too high and next time it got this high we would be charged. And toward the end of the month our Wi-Fi gets slower but maybe that's unrelated Reply: Comcast doesn’t throttle.
I use Comcast and I don't have to call them to re-new my contract. You can sign into your Xfinity account and change your plan before the expiration date. I always check if the rate is the same as an existing custom vs new customer and thus far it is. I'm currently paying $35/month for 400Mbps (originally 300Mbps) on a 2 year contract.
Ones that I know off the top of my head are asshat ISPs like Comcast.
Comcast is pure evil.
Comcast is the scummiest company. They pulled ‘overage’ shit with me after about 8 months of their service.
I always thought it was just because of Comcast and the crap infrastructure they have here.