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Dominus
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Dominus
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Found out I could get a speed upgrade for 14 bucks more a month so here it is now ...
![]() Still not the advertised peak. EDIT: I'm curious, why are there such varying speeds between the Comcast speeds posted? Are those just different plans? |
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Originally Posted by vern
Yes, they offer different speed tiers and the price may be different in some areas from what you see below.
Economy: $24.95 for 768/384 kbps. Performance: 12/2 Mbps for $42.95 a month. Blast: 16/2 Mbps for $52.95 a month. Ultra: 22/5 Mbps for $62.95 a month. (Will update to 30/5 Mbps.) Extreme Fifty: 50/10 Mbps for $139.95 Ultra and Extreme require a DOCSIS 3.0 modem. |
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Paul Reed Smith
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^^ Not all those are available in all areas either. Like my area, at this time, only has a max of the blast tier. They are talking about increasing it to 32/4 here with in the next couple of months without a price increase.
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