• @[email protected]
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    511 months ago

    Yeah states with Comcast caps you at 1.2TB unless you pay $50 for the unlimited plan, which I don’t think is even offered everywhere. They discount it to $30 if you use their modem.

    • @[email protected]
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      511 months ago

      Mine is $30/mo for unlimited (on top of my plan cost) with my own modem.

      Luckily there’s a few FTTH companies that are almost done laying fiber in my area. I’m finally giving comcast the boot.

    • ripcord
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      211 months ago

      It’s $20 for unlimited here with Comcast, or the business plan which is actually less right now for some reason for the same speeds.

      AT&T is unlimited with their gigabit plans or faster. Maybe their 300mbps plan too (heck I guess I’m not sure they have any caps at the moment come to think of it).

      • @[email protected]
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        111 months ago

        It does look like the prices changed recently. I have 2 houses currently with similar plans. My currently living in house is using the Xfinity modem and costs $25 /m but I guess that’s the modem and the unlimited so not too bad.

        My other house has my own network system and not using any Comcast hardware and that one is $30/m.

        The bad part for me was until recently they refused to give me unlimited (when it cost $50) and I wasn’t able to get it for a while. It just wouldn’t go through. I got my fair share of overage charges cause of it. I’m sure if I spent enough time bitching at support I could get something from it but I don’t have it in me to do that lol

    • Maeve
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      211 months ago

      How much do they charge you to use their modem?

    • Sabata11792
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      211 months ago

      I had to get a fucking business plan to not deal with this BS. Still never got half the speed I’m paying for. The only other option is $100 for DSL.