Speakeasy pricing confusion

Oct 08, 2009 10:10

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Agreed drbrain October 8 2009, 21:50:27 UTC
I also have Comcast Business and have the same experience. I called up at 11PM once and was immediately connected to a knowledgeable person who immediately fixed my problem.

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henrylyne October 8 2009, 17:40:26 UTC
http://cyberonic.com/ has been pretty decent for me over the last few years. Your location might be a problem, as distance from the hub can affect performance. I was told I was a little far away to get the full speeds of my plan.

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brad October 8 2009, 17:56:25 UTC
Yeah, the Best Buy acquisition eroded my loyalty as well.

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caladri October 8 2009, 18:29:52 UTC
Comcast hasn't seemed to shape or shut down encrypted BitTorrent traffic, and most clients support encryption. The last time I tried it, non-encrypted BitTorrent traffic would hit a serious throttling wall after a few hours, so much so that it was unusable.

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Speakeasy and Comcast packetslave October 8 2009, 18:14:30 UTC
You actually can see Speakeasy's full pricing here.

I'd recommend looking at Comcast if they're available, but go through their Business side instead of residential (http://business.comcast.net). If you can convince them to install in a residential area (sometimes a challenge; wasn't for me since I work from home full-time), you can get up to 50 down/10 up with static IP's, no 250gb/month limit like residential, and a 4-hour service SLA for not much more than you're paying Speakeasy now.

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erik October 8 2009, 18:29:58 UTC
This thread is pretty interesting because I've stuck with DSL for years with the understanding that cable has a capped upload speed of about 128 kbps, but if you have options now for getting a higher upload rate I may need to look into it again.

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stevieg October 8 2009, 19:50:27 UTC
I'm seeing upload rates of 5-6mbps with cable, which is insane considering where we were a few years ago.

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