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Review by billjr See Profile

  • Location: Booneville, Prentiss, MS, USA
  • Cost: $100 per month (24 month contract)
  • Install: about 2 days
i need to call someone
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I pay for 250mbps....wow ...yuck

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billjr
join:2020-05-11
Booneville, MS

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speed

»[Cable Speed test: 88.39/10.96 36 ms]
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ham3843
join:2015-01-15
USA

ham3843

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wrong rating category

at least place your review in the poor or undecided category






Review by baystate1 See Profile

  • Location: Milton, Strafford, NH, USA
  • Cost: $208 per month
  • Install: about 4 days
Solid uptime, good ping response, nodes seem appropriately loaded so as not overload them.
Billing is *beyond* terrible!!! I was quoted 4 different prices, but the bill doesn't detail each service. Tried to escalate.
They could be a solid provider if they had knowledgable people who know what they are doing
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Section 1: The Worst ...The saga continues

I ordered 3 services however the initial customer service rep told me they do not have a "bundle". Interesting. I had said customer service rep walk me through all of the possibilities of choices over the phone--since you cannot order online via their website (This is 2016, they need to "get with the times!"). I wrote down all said choices. I was told there were promotions on their HD DVR, as well as HD Cable boxes. After writing down all said choices, I made my decision. I opted for a 3-services which sort of created my own bundle. However when I got my bill, the price that was quoted to me over the phone $200-215 dollar range) was somewhat accurate, however they billed more for "Metrocast VIP PLUS", and the subtotal of the bill was $403.42. I don't know HOW in the heck the bill jumped from $402 to $208, but I'm not complaining with the $208 figure. I would just like some solid answers...which I've been trying very hard to find *foreshadowing of what's to come next*:

I just recently got my bill. It's the BIGGEST MESS I've EVER, EVER seen! -- All other communications companies I've dealt have columns on their bill and appropriately termed/itemized discounts as well as detailed the price for EACH and EVERY service--SOMETHING METROCAST CANNOT SEEM TO DO!
For instance, I'm supposed to get a discount for my HD DVR--I'm NOT getting that discount, instead, I'm getting paying full price, with a so-called discount of "Encryption Offer". Furthermore, I was never told of a charge for my Wireless EMTA rental.

If that's not the icing on the cake, in summary, nothing on this bill makes sense!

I tried calling billing - the first gentleman was rude and worthless. When I tried to escalate the matter, I was told all supervisors had gone home for the day.

Section 2: Service, Uptime, Problems etc.

As for HSI Cable Internet, I have a strong SNR and am well in between 0.6 and 6.0, which as the tech explained, is excellent.

I have not encountered any downtime with either Internet, Cable TV, or Voice...

On the Negative side:
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They are using equipment which is, at the very latest, from 2005 *if not* earlier (say 2001-2003) with their "RECORD 2 programs" DVR)). It is 2016. A lot of *other* cable operators have upgraded their DVR's -- and Metrocast should follow suit. Additionally, their Metrocast Home Voicemail is overly slow and obtuse. In simple terms, it borders on non-user friendly to use. The DVR is equally obtuse. I've figured it out, but a non-tech savvy family member is still struggling.

Overall:
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I would give them an overall grade of C. They pass--but barely--due to solid uptime.
It's obvious at this point that their billing system needs an overhaul and DESERVES a grade of F

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Would I recommend Metrocast to another family member or friend? -- not likely, unless they have no other choice.

**** I would appreciate it if someone from Metrocast would Private Message/Direct Message me in return. I'm tired of dealing with reps that cannot help me or who are rude.

Best of Luck!

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updated 7.3 years ago

champs18
join:2014-01-19
White Haven, PA

champs18

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Terrible Service

Terrible internet service. A total ripoff in PA.
dkobus
join:2017-04-11
Hollywood, MD

dkobus

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Metrocast / metrocrap!

Welcome to the metrocast version of ISPs. I will provide a little info for folks to become better versed with this ISP. First item is there;

HDTV service = Worst I have ever seen! HD should not look like my BW 1970's Tube TV reception (I'm not joking side by side comparison of MC and DTV was so bad I really believe my antenna has better reception) you are paying for HD and getting a very low Quality HD.

Phone service = Reliability that cost to much, $62 a month - and as everyone is seeing there are fees that dont add up - if its a tax it should be the same for all carriers! also an unlisted # should be the same as an unpublished # -- not 2 separate fees.

Internet service = Cable Modem at $8 a month for 7 years = $672 I don't think I need to spell-out the issue here! New Netgear CV600 $120 and I got a bonus 61% increase in speeds. Of course the tech support at first tired to give me some BS about my own equipment - didn't work since I know better.

Equipment = All of it is old or based off of old technologies - its hard to keep up and they would have to change out there equipment every 6-12mths to even try - your bill would go through the roof!!!!

Your hear the same old BS about renting vs leasing - for me it makes sense to buy as an IT person I have the skill set. Though the swap was simple - Get MAC address and SN off of Cable Modem - call support - Listen to BS about why they should control equipment in your home - wait for them to activate the service - reconnect wifi Router enjoy faster service and cheaper bill....

Review by Jim_in_VA See Profile

  • Location: Cobbs Creek, Mathews, VA, USA
  • Cost: $73 per month
  • Install: about 21 days
Excellent Speeds
Pricey for the speed level
worth it if you can afford it
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I went for the Ultra internet only connection which is 50 down 5 up. I consistently get 53 down and 5.7 up. So they over-deliver on that spec. Ping is usually 13-17ms. The install took longer for me because I have underground utilities. So had to get Miss Utility to mark the power and telco lines first, then a contractor had to bury the line about 180' from cable pedestal to the house. Then a Metrocast tech to actually hook it up to a modem I bought. It all went very smooth. I am very happy with the service. It never slows down at anytime of the day.

3/5/2015
Metrocast upgraded the speeds to 75/5. I get 77/8 constantly. Price increased a couple of bucks from 69.95 to 71.95 ...I'm still happy, solid connection

6/30/16
Metrocast upgraded the speeds to 105/10 . I regularly get 108/1 ...still very happy with the service

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updated 7.7 years ago


KG VA
@74.214.55.x

KG VA

Anon

Metrocast SUCKS!!

I hate metrocast one of the worst cable networks out there, every month all the channels just stop working and you have to try and fix it, and if you don't have a DVR in all the rooms then you won't be getting a TV guide u have to flip through all the channels manually like an old fashioned TV, I hate it and I don't recommend it to anyone.
Jim_in_VA (banned)
join:2004-07-11
Cobbs Creek, VA

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Re: Metrocast SUCKS!!

I only have internet with Metrocast, which is very stable, can't comment on their TV service. I have Dish for TV

Review by PB See Profile

  • Location: Hollywood, Saint Marys, MD, USA
  • Cost: $74 per month
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I have been with MetroCast (in one form or the other) since 2005. Any issues so far, I've have been able to resolve w/MetroCast via a simple phone call. The connection quality/performance in my neighborhood has been stable for the most part. Great ISP.

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microphone
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join:2009-04-29
Parkville, MD

microphone

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What do you get for the $74?

What speeds do you get? Is this just for Internet alone?

PB
join:2001-10-23
Hollywood, MD

PB

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Re: What do you get for the $74?

Best speed seen so far 109.5 Mbps down / 12.3 Mbps up. Just for internet on High Speed Ultra plan (advertised as up to 105 Mbps).

Anone2116
@metrocast.net

Anone2116

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Re: What do you get for the $74?

Hello PB, can you tell me whether you have more than one upstream channel bonded in your modem/

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Anon94fb2

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speed

I have metrocast Hi speed internet service. For a few years. I get a whopping 15 mbps. I am supposed to be satisfied with this. That's what their tech told me. I experienced comcast in Atlanta.. ave was 96 mbps. metrocast is a giant rip off. When I told the tech about my experience with comcast , he said "well they're a bigger company"
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Cobbs Creek, VA

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Re: speed

what market?






Review by nelamvr6 See Profile

  • Location: New London, New London, CT, USA
  • Cost: $71 per month
  • No Cap
Fast and reliable
None at present
It's great again!
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Even though the review says it's for Metrocast, it's not, Metrocast was purchased by Atlantic Broadband.

Well, it looks like Atlantic Broadband mean what they say. They've fixed prime time speed issue, and they've brought in higher speeds. So at this time I'm giving them 2 thumbs up.

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veloct
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join:2003-01-21
Moosup, CT

veloct

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I have to say....

I completely agree with you. Great ISP.

odog
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join:2001-08-05
Atlanta, GA

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If you ever have a problem

We're just an IM/call/short drive away!






Review by doncochrane See Profile

  • Location: Barrington, Strafford, NH, USA
  • Cost: $75 per month (month by month)
  • Install: about 3 days
  • No Cap
The Latest Cable Service (Ultra-High Speed: 75Mbps/10Mbps) is very consistent
For years I had trouble with the connection and any sort of SLA/Service Level Agreement. For over a year now it's been good.
The only BW in Barrington NH
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I started with Cable-Internet/Cable-TV package from Metrocast and a land line from Verizon when I built this house 12 years ago. I put triple panel conn's in every room w/ 2 Cat6 cables and Coax.

The combined services were around $200, with a Video/Voice/Data breakdown of $125/$37.50/$37.50

I was already "wfh'ing" quite a bit by then and needed reliable Internet.

Metrocast is greenfield in this area, that is to say with no other Cable and only Direct TV/Satellite and FairPoint/DSL as the only real Internet competition.

The Data Communications landscape has changed quite a bit in the past twelve years and so have my connections for Voice/Video/Data.

Since then Metrocast's top-tier Internet service has gone from 10/1 Mbps to 75/10 Mbps. With that the price has gone from $37.50 to $75. That price does not include an SLA. There were infrastructure issues through the years, prompting a lot of service testing and frequent service calls for poor system throughput(I am a long time user of various speedtest sites). The past year the service has stabilized quite nicely with extremely infrequent service degradation.

I "cut the cord" from Video service with a roof mounted rotor-antennae and numerous online services:
Hulu (w/ Showtime), NetFlix, Sling (w/ HBO). So the Video cost (not including amortizing the antennae purchase and install) went from $120 to around $50 per month.

As far as changes in voice communication, I switched from Verizon (now Fairpoint) landline to using Vonage VOIP to using a FemtoCell/cell phone base station combination from AT&T. The benefit being you get perfect cell phone reception everywhere within and up to 50ft outside the house where I had 1 bar before that. So the phone cost has gone from $37.50 to $50, but does include the benefit of great reception (when the Internet is up which is pretty much always).

The combined Voice/Video/Data cost: $75 for the phone; $75 for the Internet; $50 for online services is still $200 where I started.

Note: I did not include the Cell phone cost, either then or now, which is a Family Plan. The $50 account is split between one of Family Plan members (4 x 50 = $200/month). So the Cell phone cost which was $150 for 3 phones (with data Plans and Text) 12 years ago and is still $150.

So in closing my Total Triple Play and cell phone costs are the same now as they were 12 years ago, around $350/month.

Connection equipment
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ASUS RT-87R (connecting w/ 802.11ac 2x2 NetGear 6210); Approx rate from living room: 780 Mbps &
Arris Cable Modem SB6183

Note: Both are co-located in the basement. WiFi coverage is good throughout the house (two floor 4 bedroom Colonial).

Internet Connections
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Sonos WiFi system for Music.
Roku 3 (2 ea)
Google Chromecast
3 PCs/2 iPads
Playstation/XBox/Wii
FemtoCell
Cell phone Base station
Printer

At any time there are 10+ WiFi clients connected, to include additional Cell phone activity. I seldom notice any degradation in quality. Degradation is now more attributable to the service rather than the equipment/connections.

I have to reset the Roku's and the FemtoCell about once a month. I have not had to reset any of the other devices in over 3 months.

I have continued to evolve my Data Communication connections and methods of entertainment.

Given that the costs have not changed I consider my present Video/Voice/Data functionality pretty good financial sense with an incredible increase in technology/features.

As long as Metrocast continues to offer the most reliable and fastest Internet service I will continue to use them as my provider of choice.

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Review by fjcrow2008 See Profile

  • Location: Hollywood, Saint Marys, MD, USA
  • Cost: $59 per month
  • Install: about 5 days
  • No Cap
Connection speed
Customer service, Multiple device support
Very frustrated will switch to FIOS as soon as it is available
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I am very frustrated with Metrocast. Their customer support is the worst. I have a house with 7 hard wired ethernet ports but their cable modem will only assign 2 IP addresses via DHCP and their support just can't seem to understand that.

I'm very well familiar with IP networks. I'm the lead software engineer on a huge Navy contract. I've configured modems, routers, hubs, switches, WiFi on everything from AIX 6000's to Intel Linux or Windows, and other smart devices for more than 25 years. I know exactly what I'm talking about and can easily verify the situation.

Their customer service are completely ignorant about how IP networks function. They seem to think that as long as their modem has internet connectivity, everything else must be the fault of the customer (i.e., my) devices.

They don't understand that a switch is not a router. They don't understand that a non-intelligent switch like mine (Netgear GS608) does not assign addresses neither does it have a web page or any configuration in any way. It is plain and simply a switch and it is working just fine.

They don't know how to lead the customer through proper network troubleshooting. They have no idea how Windows 8 network properties are accessed, changed or diagnosed. Even if they did, given their complete ignorance about IP networks it would make little difference.

Now they are sending a technician out, after threats of charging me $50/hour if they determine the problem to be a fault of my equipment. I told them to send him tomorrow anyway. I have little faith in the situation. I can easily show that each and every one of my devices can connect... any two of them... but their modem will not assign more than 2 IP addresses via DHCP.

It is very likely that due to their misunderstanding that they'll still somehow attribute the problem to me. They cannot possibly understand how DHCP works and I cannot teach them how it works in a few minutes.

If Metrocast is in the business of providing IP networks, they've got no business having customer service or technician so under educated. Now I have to take time off work. Can I send them a bill of my hourly rate due to their equipment configuration problems? Hell no.

I am completely dissatisfied with their product. It is way overpriced, their support is the worst, and they limit the connectivity of my devices without any good reason. I'm counting the days until FiOS arrives and I'll jump ship at the earliest opportunity. It's coming.



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wirelessdog
join:2008-07-15
Queen Anne, MD

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Go buy a router

Go buy a router. Why would you expose your machines to outside IP addresses? Oh, don't hold your breath for Fios either.

Review by dev_null See Profile

  • Location: New England
  • Cost: $115 per month
Fairly comprehensive channel availability
Pricing, lack of viable bundles
Pick just about any other option (including satelite)
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We've had MC (in one form or the other) since mid-2005 since relocating to south eastern CT. Started out with Eastern (now MC) for cable and HSI, but the pricing for HSI was shockingly high compared to SBC (now ATT) DSL. Tried repeatedly to negotiate pricing with them to retain me as a HSI customer, but they had no interest in negotiating. I dropped MC HSI and have been a DSL customer with ATT since end-2005.

When MC started with telephone I called about bundling, because their prices seemed high for the individual services. Turns out they have bundles, but they are not competitive with de-bundled services from ATT combined with MC cable. And again, they seem to have no interest in being competitive.

Cable service with MC is generally acceptable, though the prices have increased nearly 25% since I started in 2005. It seems we get nickled and dimed for everything - what was once free (e.g., cable box for the expanded basic) is now a monthly charge. Occasional pixelation of channels requires "hard-boot" of cable box and/or cable card (about once a month). I will say that they are willing to roll a truck when the issue can't be readily fixed over the phone.

Interestingly, it seems that may actually be the last MC cable customer in my neighborhood (or was last year, anyway). Every single other house has a satellite dish, and at a tech call last year, the tech commented that they don't have many customers to service up our way (just outside of Flanders four corners! not off in the woods somewhere), and he'd never been in our cul-de-sac before.

If Uverse ever rolls out in this area, I will be certainly giving a hard look at it. Perhaps then MC will decide to be more competitive on bundles.

Update March 2013

Recent relocation allowed me to subscribe to FIOS, and gave me the distinct pleasure to call and cancel this expensive, uncompetitive service.

When I called to cancel I was asked why I was canceling, I said price. She said, oh, you pay too much? I said, you charge too much. She said, are you going to a competitor; I said yes. She said, how much are you paying, and we can do a triple play for $175/mo. I said: too much. I'm going to a competitor, $79 for HSI and TV. She said, thanks for being a customer, didn't even bother trying to discuss a match. Not that it would have mattered, but you can see the kind of company it is.

Really, if you have the chance, go with someone else.

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cbemerine
join:2009-10-26
Los Angeles, CA

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Speed tests are almost meaningless...sustained throughput...

I know people on this site are smart enough to know that Speed tests only show what your equipment / network is capable of running during that moment in time. After the test ends, the ISP bandwidth shaping, throttling, deep packet inspection, restricting software kicks back in and reduces your bandwidth.

If anyone is using this service and also using the DD-WRT software, please go to your status / bandwidth screen on your router software and see what your sustained bandwidth is for the WAN side. Especially the upstream bandwidth. I have gotten to the point where downstream bandwidth is almost meaningless as my ability to watch streaming content is being limited more by the upstream side than the downstream side; though both my upstream and downstream are being throttled back with new software that was rolled out in my area back in May (2009) by my cable provider. Nothing on my end changed, but all of a sudden instead of seeing sustained 3Mbps to 6Mbps, I was throttled back to between 20Kbps and 100Kbps downstream and less than 40Kbps upstream. My upstream bandwidth varies from 0Kbps (yes they throttle it back to 0Kbps) to 40Kbps.

I am going through the troubleshooting hoops in hopes they will do the right thing and give me more of the bandwidth that I am paying for, but that appears to be out of my hands at the moment. All I know is that I can not stream content without a sustained upstream...the exact amount is unknown to me at this time, all I know is anything less than 100Kbps sustained will not cut it. They keep throttling it back to 0Kbps and leaves the content jumpy, stuttery (sp?) and basically unwatchable.

I sold my TV, so the Internet is my only method of receiving any content. I am not planning to purchase another TV any time soon.

I do see spikes higher, but nothing sustained. All spikes are less than 1 second in duration unless I am downloading a Linux distro. I use Skype VoIP P2P but not bit torrents (though I see the positive side of using less bandwidth by utilizing bit torrents when appropriate.

My Speed tests show over 9000 Kbps down and over 900Kbps up. I am paying over $50 per month for the turbo with powerboost service which is suppose to let me watch IP TV, movies and videos via the Internet, per my providers marketing promises in order to get me to upgrade.

Would I be better off with DSL, with a sustained 384Kbps upstream and 1.5 Kbps downstream? It would be better than what cable is allowing me to have. Heck for the price I am paying for one cable connection, I could afford two DSL connections....an interesting thought.

Thanks to the DD-WRT software I see my bandwidth in real time, 24 X 7. I love that! All the commercial software for residential routers simply does not provide the logging information I need to determine if a service is decent or not.

So, please, if you are using this provider and the DD-WRT software, please play a Hulu TV show, movie, anything and report back what your WAN bandwidth is? Thanks in advance.

BTW Greenlight in Wilson N.C. is running Fiber to people's homes and charging only $100 per month for 100Mbps / 100Mbps synchronous (unlimited, not throttled) service. And yes the telcos are fighting them via the N.C. State legislature, started last session, expected to continue this next session. If you have the politicians ears in your area and it is a small enough community to put people living their first; you have a shot at inviting Greenlight into your community as they did in Wilson N.C. after the telcos and cable companies refused to provide fiber to American homes. FWI.

Review by DaDawgs See Profile

  • Location: Deltaville, Middlesex, VA, USA
  • Business customer Business customer
  • Cost: $51 per month (12 month contract)
  • Install: about 5 days
The once were a reliable provicer.
They suck now.
Something on their network is rebooting about every 20 minutes.
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This company went to hell the very day that the FCC passed net neutrality. On that day we went to something in our path to the Inernet rebooting every eleven minutes. A month later we still have something in our path rebooting every twenty minutes.

Frankly I have no alternative other than a WISP who resells their bandwidth... So...

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Jim_in_VA (banned)
join:2004-07-11
Cobbs Creek, VA

Jim_in_VA (banned)

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really

Mike? MC has been solid for me

DaDawgs
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join:2010-08-02
Deltaville, VA

DaDawgs

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Re: really

Actually Jim I am glad you reminded me. I was the one at fault with this one.

It seems that it was my DDWRT Linksys that was causing the problem.
Jim_in_VA (banned)
join:2004-07-11
Cobbs Creek, VA

Jim_in_VA (banned)

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Re: really

heh, go figure






Review by icedcorn See Profile

  • Location: Rochester, Strafford, NH, USA
  • Cost: $71 per month
  • Install: about 3 days
Fast connections, speed as advertised after a hiccup Now up to 75/5
Had some initial issues but were fixed.
in the Rochester NH area, you aren't getting 75/5 anywhere else.
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I had used Verizon DSL for some time, however due to my distance from the CO, the highest speed I could possibly get was 1.5 down. This of course is "slow" by broadband standards

I had been with Metrocast for a few years before I switched to Verizon DSL. (Back in 1998, it was a one way cable modem with 512 down and a phone line up)....Verizon offered $29.95 a month with a free wireless router/modem combo. Verizon also offered MSN Premium free.

So now that I'm with Metrocast, I gave up the wireless router/modem and had to buy a separate Linksys wireless modem. I had to give up the "Free" MSN Premium and go with the pay by month feature ($9.95). I had to give up ESPN 360.

In return for all that I got 4x the speed. Sometimes. After multiple calls with tech support and having an onsite tech, we found out that the signal to my cable modem was too low. Once we got it fixed the speed went through the roof (the speed was always high on speedtests but never in real world downloading).

Now I am happy with the service. The signal thing just took a long time to fix. Thankfully a Metrocast tech is on the DSL forum and I found it was much easier to talk to him about issues than calling the traditional lines.

Metrocast now handles my cable TV, digital phone and internet. I still have had a few billing bumps but they've always been courteous to me on the phone and have tried do to what they need to in order to resolve my problems.

Again, my package is the "high speed" 6.0 down, which I got for $39.95 for six months and then it goes up to $41.95. I phone call set up an install which was within a week, I believe it was about three days. The original modem installed was a standard Motorola SURFboard, but when I switched to digital phone, I now have an ARRIS TW502G.

Update: 1/10/12
Metrocast has continually upgraded their system and as of today they have upgraded their "ultra" package to 25mb down and 2mb up. I bought my own DOCSIS 3.0 modem and I'm usually getting 24/1.9 which is great.

I've been very pleased with their upgrades and service. They've really gotten better over time. Still no WatchESPN or hbogo...but fingers are crossed.

Update 1/11/15:
Metrocast has now upgraded their Ultra Internet package to 75/5 but increased the monthly fee to $71.95. It seems right now there is only a soft cap - they use 350GB as a threshold on their website but so far there hasn't been throttling or anything.

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tenpin784
I Went To The Dark Side?
join:2001-03-30
Brierfield, AL

tenpin784

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Need help

Don't forget, sometimes we're just a forum post away

icedcorn
IcedCorn
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join:2007-07-08
Rochester, NH

icedcorn

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oh yeah

I will follow up my review by saying that the Metrocast techs that are in the forum are awesome and have helped immensely!