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<title>Topic &#x27;Not cost effective to upgrade so i&#x27;m leaving.&#x27; in forum &#x27;Speakeasy&#x27; - dslreports.com</title>
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<pubDate>Sat, 11 Feb 2012 10:39:11 EDT</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[anon posted : I've been a long time customer of 7 years in Chicago.<br><br>Service wise Speakeasy is great but I really feel that technology has caught up with the ISP and they're not giving in. <br><br>I'm the average consumer, a family using the internet for surfing, netflix, and gaming.  Web surfing is fine at 1.5/384, gaming at times can be a little lagging, but streaming is the pain point.  With Netflix I get 1 or 2 bars out of 4, that means my video quality ranges from acceptable to youtube like which is like watching your VCR on your HDTV.  Being a Direct TV customer as well they provide an on-demand service, I havent even tried to connect it of how Netflix looks.<br><br>Called the sales department, I was told that I could double my speeds, great the catch is my bill would double.  This is so frustrating knowing that I would have to pay small business rates to get a what anyone with a cable modem gets. <br><br>Speakeasy times are tough if you think us consumers are willing to pay nearly $1000 a year for internet service only your sadly mistaken. Its time to switch to either a reasonable priced DSL provider or just scratch everything and go with a Cable TV and ISP provider. ]]></description>
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