Review by dragonman300 
member for 2.1 years, 438 visits, last login: a few hours ago
updated 188 days ago
 Anaheim,Orange,CA
 $50 per month about 3 days "3X faster than so-called Uverse internet" "At install, the installer give me a crappy beat-up RCA DCM425" "At least im happier than AT&T Uverse"
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-First review!-Besides about the crappy cable modem(I already exchange for new Cisco 2100 cable modem for no charge!). Im happier with higher speed and it is 3X faster than At&t so-called Uverse internet 6mbps ELITE. I am Roadrunner Turbo customer and I get averagely 15 to 25mbps. Take that AT&T!
-Second review!- It been almost a year anniversary with Time Warner Cable (two more month left) Im happier with RR due to less pings and higher speed and NO DATA CAP! I continuous to download over 350gb every month! thanks to Netflix HD streaming and gaming. Recently, I had a bad luck with routers, and I exchanged 3 different brand routers and still getting low speed. I give up and order RR Turbo Plus with free WIFI networking for $10 more. TWC mailed me Motorola SBG6850 and the setup went smoothly. I also noticed I get extra 20% upload increase than with Cisco 2100. Overall, Im happy 
-Third review! I decided to order Basic digital cable with CableCard. Installed it with Ceton infinitv 4 and whoa! Free homemade DVR!  I decided to cut down the cable bill. I downgraded RR turbo to Standard and sent Moto SBG6850 back. Still have my Powerboost, Yay! . My bill is about $62 a month. Pretty happy and I get those channels I want to watch like MTV, History, Cartoon Network, Nicks
Few month before, I got a letter from TWC stating that few channels will be digital and I will get free standard cable box. I got Motorola DCT2224 and I can access OnDemand for free. Sweet!
Today, I found out that WE have to pay modem rental fee.
Pretty upset and I already brought Moto SB5101U on ebay for $22 bucks. I refuse to pay $4 fee for $25 cisco modem
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