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eek replied

18 October 2018, 07:31
Originally posted by portseven View Post

Cheers for that, I have a few on verizon already. You are right, crappy service

Comcast are worse - I know a few people who have them and is an understatement...
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portseven replied

9 October 2018, 09:34
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

Three options:
AT&T
Verizon
Comcast (Xfinity)

All tend to rate poorly for customer service and don't expect to get the advertised speeds.

Cheers for that, I have a few on verizon already. You are right, crappy service
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WTFH replied

5 October 2018, 07:03
Three options:
AT&T
Verizon
Comcast (Xfinity)

All tend to rate poorly for customer service and don't expect to get the advertised speeds.
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portseven started a topic Broadband in the USA

4 October 2018, 21:49
Broadband in the USA

Has anyone experience of buying broadband for multiple locations in the USA?

I need to get a single contract that covers a number of locations across 6 different states, but from what I gather the broadband market is quite fragmented, and its hard to get one provider to cover multiple states. It's not like here with BT (love em or hate em)

Anyone done this before?
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