Or you can pay for unlimitedThey don't cut you off for exceeding the cap, they charge you more. Comcast already charges a high amount for subpar service, so having to pay more furthers frustration. Asking how much speed a person needs isn't far of people thinking 20MB hard drives were excessive. You don't have to be "up to no good" to rack up data.
I never said what they practice is righteous, but what you guys are talking about is completely forget than what I'm talking about. Cap limits are capI have Comcast and I agree what you and @TripleAgent are saying about them and their services because when it come to data usage they be on some bullshyt with it. While y'all mention about trying not to download too many games because you can easily hit the data cap limit, it's even worse if you watching anything from Netflix cause I went over my cap limit from just streaming Netflix, but they'll get rid of the cap limit if you pay extra. With AT&T putting fiber in my area, suddenly Comcast is playing nice and giving out better deals to prevent people from switching over, but still won't get rid of the data cap unless you get fiber from them.
If that was an option in all markets then you wouldn't hear about this as much . Just because you THINK data caps mean throttling after a certain limit, doesn't make it true.Or you can pay for unlimited
With the Unlimited Data Option, is there a limit to how much data I can use?
I never said what they practice is righteous, but what you guys are talking about is completely forget than what I'm talking about. Cap limits are cap
Now I get it nikkaz struggling here and there, T-Mobile offers home internet 5g gateway for $50 a month no data caps. And if you a magenta max member they giving it for $30 a month locked in
I'm getting 255mbps downloads on devices max
Again, I used to work for Comcast and I'm not disagreeing with anything you said here. But you can pay for unlimited which has been established soIf that was an option in all markets then you wouldn't hear about this as much . Just because you THINK data caps mean throttling after a certain limit, doesn't make it true.
You can.... in markets where they offer that. It's not offered in my market. And since you used to work for Comcast you should understand how shytty their business practices are. It's not hard to imagine that most markets cannot purchase an unlimited plan.Again, I used to work for Comcast and I'm not disagreeing with anything you said here. But you can pay for unlimited which has been established so
They don't really include their employees on pricing structures outside of their area, but pricing does vary by area. And it's not a Comcast exclusive. They all do itYou can.... in markets where they offer that. It's not offered in my market. And since you used to work for Comcast you should understand how shytty their business practices are. It's not hard to imagine that most markets cannot purchase an unlimited plan.
The plan is not applicable in our northeast marketsExclusions
The 1.2 Terabyte Internet Data Usage Plan does not apply to Internet Essentials, Internet Essentials Partnership Program, Xfinity Prepaid, Gigabit Pro, xFi Complete, or Unlimited Data Option customers. The Plan also does not apply to internet provided under Comcast Business accounts or Bulk Internet arrangements. The Plan is not applicable in our Northeast markets, including CT, DE, MA, MD, ME, NH, NJ, NY, PA, VA, VT, WV, the District of Columbia, and parts of NC and OH.
WTF is a data capnikkas in here arguing about data caps man y’all need to take that shyt over to the Comcast forums
I forgot the rule about not engaging with stans, even when I just repeated it to myself this morning .nikkas in here arguing about data caps man y’all need to take that shyt over to the Comcast forums
$200Phoenix isn't a small city, and Comcast isn't out here. Still got a data cap, which is a new thing that they rolled out about a good four years ago (following the lead of Comcast).
They offer unlimited data, at an extra $50. Rates are already all type of fukked up out here because there's no real competition, so if you want unlimited data at a reasonable speed, it's not crazy to expect to have to pay in the area of $200 for internet alone.
I forgot the rule about not engaging with stans, even when I just repeated it to myself this morning .
$200
-$50 for unlimited
So they charging $150 for internet in Phoenix?
Isn't it rich fancy out there (idk)
Let me check something right quick...
Arizona Internet Service Providers: Availability & Coverage
Arizona has access to 10 MBPS internet service from 0 broadband providers.broadbandnow.com
Your state is covered very well, and even has Comcast but not your area you say which is very possible. What cable do you have?
While I wait, this option is $50 a month total, no data caps. How well it'll work depends. I have it, I did a speed test earlier and got 225mbps download speeds. Tested 4k streaming on two devices at once no problem. Have the entire house connected and there's no difference to cox gigabit outside of game downloads. What would take me 10 mins now takes twenty five minutes but my modem isn't near a window like recommended. You can try it for 15 days then cancel if it don't work as well for you as it did me but here you go
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Bruh, all I did was show how you're full of it. It's financial for you how much is the fee bruh
IdkYeah, breh. It's really that expensive. You get a little bit of a break if you bundle, obviously, but with the added cost of at least cable, you're paying likely in the area of $250 or more, depending on what all you get. That's not to mention the bullshyt they pull with equipment. If you want gigabit internet, you HAVE to use their all in one modem/router combo, which you have to rent at $20 a month.
Comcast is mostly available down south in Tucson, and they were in the same shyt as if 2014, when I last lived there. So, your main options are either Cox or CenturyLink in some places, and that shyt often maxes out at 15 MBPS
Idk
You see these things are tracked, and I provided a link to that earlier
Arizona Internet Service Providers: Availability & Coverage
Arizona has access to 10 MBPS internet service from 0 broadband providers.broadbandnow.com
And the average (repeat, average) download speeds of cox customers in Arizona is 230mbps while century link averages 102mbps
Bluespan and TWN are the ones to avoid at all cost. T-Mobile home internet from what I've seen works in Arizona so if it works in the area ppl here live in? $50 total and YouTube TV is only $55 a month via T-Mobile, not taxes, straight pricing
I will find the best prices and services for all ye Coli fam, you're all welcome
Tell me sir who's lived in the same city for over a decade. Why would that make you an expert on average internet speedsBreh is really trying to tell me in wrong about services in the city I've lived in for over a decade, when he ain't ever even been here.