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Broadband Internet Offers Roundup

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Broadband Internet Offers Roundup
 
Discuss (9) : History : Tell : Posted 1:43 AM PDT 08/8/09 by Ben
Comcast
Comcast has the following offer: "Comcast High-Speed Internet for as low as $19.99 a month for 6 months*, Free Motorola Cable Modem and $100 Back exclusively from comcastoffers.com!" Their regular monthly service charge of $42.95 applies thereafter.

Verizon DSL
Verizon DSL is now offering 1 Mbps broadband for $18/month. Their 3Mbps plan is $30/month. Verizon FIOS gets you up to 10Mbps at $45/month for 12 months with the first month free.

Road Runner High Speed Online TM
Road Runner High Speed Online TM has the following current offer: "Sign up today and get Road Runner High Speed Online for $34.95 a month for 12 months* and no contract to sign!"

AT&T High Speed Internet
AT&T has AT&T High Speed Internet available for $19.95/month, which includes access to various AT&T WiFi hotspots. There is also an option for DSL Pro Package at a speedy 1.5 to 3.0 Mbps downstream/384 Kbps upstream for $30/month with $50 cash back. Prices are guaranteed for 2 years.
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    #1   mr.ed - Posted 7:03 am PDT 08/8/09 (1743 Posts)
    About 10 every morning, our Road Runner goes out for a coffee break. Speeds with Turbo go from 18MB down to 2. No reason. Maybe the coffee needs more caf.
    #2   Zosan - Posted 8:11 am PDT 08/8/09 (132 Posts)
    Introductory offers like the one from Comcast are for suckers, unless you were planning on getting it anyway. The $42.95 does not include other various fees/charges.
    #3   vl477 - Posted 10:26 am PDT 08/8/09 (197 Posts)
    the cashback requires phone service. they should get sued for that, because their website is very ambiguous.

    i signed up for just DSL, and they told me i don't qualify because i didn't sign up for phone service as well
    #4   most_devious - Posted 10:54 am PDT 08/8/09 (92 Posts)
    I got the $34.95 roadrunner deal two months ago. No problems. The company also included "limited basic cable" for free. Since the TV part is listed as no charge on the invoice, there are no taxes or fees. That's unusual these days...
    #5   blanblan1 - Posted 11:03 am PDT 08/8/09 (107 Posts)
    i m just sticking with at&t basic plan... i hate introductory price because it is too much headache to try to change it to a different service once it is almost expired.
    #6   chilehead - Posted 4:26 pm PDT 08/8/09 (142 Posts)
    the verizon link only offered me 1.5 mbps DSL for $30 per month. Not a deal!
    #7   mgchan - Posted 6:13 pm PDT 08/8/09 (151 Posts)
    never had any problems changing plans once an introductory rate is almost expired (with verizon, time warner, comcast, charter, or at&t).

    have to vouch for AT&T U-verse if it's available in your area. Consistent 8+ mbps downloads on the 10mbps plan, U-200 TV with more HD channels than I got with other cable companies (e missing things like MTV, Food Network, Bravo, etc in HD). DVR records 2 HD shows and 2 SD shows at a time, plus you can watch part of a show in one room and resume from the same point in another. Price is probably more than with cable, but I managed to get a total of $250 cash back ($200 in checks + $50 visa gift card) which over a year cuts my bill by about $20 a month.

    Only wish HD TiVo would work with it... had to sell mine.
    #8   phatboy - Posted 7:51 pm PDT 08/8/09 (84 Posts)
    FIOS is not available everywhere ...but have check the network connection at friends place, its pretty fast...the FIOS TV has alot of HD channels too
    #9   shobie2000 - Posted 12:00 am PDT 08/9/09 (7 Posts)
    Don't trust Comcast and these special deals. The deals are from third party vendors that never seem to communicate properly with Comcast. I have been reading posts from people who have claimed that Comcast is delaying the billing of their internet service and causing people to get screwed out of their rebates. The paperwork needed arrives late and then gets rejected! I have also read the big $100+ rebates are actually vouchers that can only be used to pay for Comcast service, no cash!

    I have Comcast service right now and it sucks. Every other day I get about a 20 to 60 minute service cutoff or a severe slowdown. As soon as my special deal is over I am going right back to DSL!
     
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