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Holy shit! I pay AT&T $75 a month for fiber optic ran directly to the house at 1GB speed - it is incredible!

This list is from early 2018, but...

20. Weinstein companies
19. United
18. Facebook
17. CenturyLink
16. Monsanto
15. Comcast
14. Uber
13. Sears companies
12. Trump companies
11. Wells Fargo
10. Cigna
9. Spirit Airlines
8. Vice Media
7. Sprint
6. Foxconn Technology
5. Electronic Arts
4. University of Phoenix
3. The NFL (LOLZ)
2. Fox Entertainment Group
1. Equifax

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money...es/1058718001/

I just wish I had more than 5mbps internet, I would happily take the 10 or 20 you guys turn your noses up at.

Well after calling several times and dealing with several people I finally got a guy who knew what he was talking about...

I ended up changing to a different plan, before I was paying 85 plus 50 for uncapped. Now I upgraded to the gig speed with a no modem and it has unlimited internet and my bill is 80 a month, so I'm happy now.

Glad you didn't have to murder anyone.

:thumb:

Do you live in the country?

You in Wichita? I'm only paying $60/month (taxes, equipment, fees included) for Gig service from ATT here. Plus they gave me $200 for switching.

nice, glad it worked out for you.

Yep I’m about 10 miles north of Columbia, MO,

Then you are forever cursed with terrible internet.

Well we are starting to house shop in town, so hopefully we can get somewhere with faster than dialup

Definitely one benefit to living in town. The other is no septic tank or domestic wells.

In my part of the world town providing windbreak is another big benefit. Not so much where you’re at.

You know it's like 1 step forward 2 steps back, I'm basically a month in with this new service and I'm ****ing frustrated. My last service/modem was for basically 300 down, I always got that speed consistently, no drops always worked no issue.

Now with this one my speeds are all over the ****ing place, it drops, my speeds are shit, I have a printer that is online then off then on then off, I'm pissed.

Cable internet is terrible. You are sharing bandwidth with all your neighbors. So when everyone is on, you won't be able to get anywhere near the advertised speeds.

The small print admits to all that, so you have no real recourse.