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Ha ha ha ha holy F I'm shopping around and AT&T says they can only give me 1.5 Mbps at our building. I might as well just get dial-up. Is that still a thing?THIS IS WHY YOU DON'T MOVE INTO AN OLD PEOPLE APARTMENT. I'm going to check and see if Comcast (my current provider) can even give more. No point in upgrading if they can't physically give me the higher speeds. (This exact thing happened at my aunt's house, we upgraded, speeds stayed the same, I called them up to see what was up, they were like oh yeah you can't get the higher speed there... THEN WHY THE F WOULD YOU LET US "UPGRADE" AND CHARGE US FOR IT?) @TheOldManFromZelda Is that part of a cable package or standalone? I see that packaging is cheaper but we don't want cable or anything just Internet. I double checked and I'm actually paying $40 for 3 Mbps right now. Bah. Comcast has a 25 Mbps for $50 standalone. But I better check and see that my building can even get these speeds. I seem to have the worst luck in buildings. (It's probably not luck I keep moving into cheap buildings where the tenants probably can't spend much on Internet so nothing ever gets upgraded.) (But at my aunt's house they told us that literally most every other block in her neighborhood could get higher speeds but hers couldn't.)It might just be my personal experience but Chicago seems to have the worst Internet infrastructure of the major American cities. |
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