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tombstonehnd

join:2003-07-06
Chesterfield, VA
comcast will allow hn speeds with a standard modem

i was told by my comcast op manager that the home networking speeds will be available with out their equipment as of the 1st of july for all you folks that dont like their modem router gateway


oldTDNickell
Premium
join:2000-12-19
Federal Way, WA
It wouldn't be a Comcast HN package without their equipment would it?Doesn't sound real to me.


spike010101
Premium
join:2003-11-28
Lacey, WA
reply to tombstonehnd
well lets hope its real.


Nerdtalker
Working Hard, Or Hardly Working?
Premium,MVM
join:2003-02-18
Tucson, AZ
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reply to tombstonehnd
Re: comcast will allow hn speeds with a standard m

That'd be nice...

tombstonehnd

join:2003-07-06
Chesterfield, VA

yes it would at least that is what my comcast operations manager told me that it would be the 384/4000 speeds at the hn price because i was having issues with their linksys setup and we finally narrowed it down to the router gateway modem being the issue so he gave me a 3100 and told me he would be able to get the speed back up to hn speeds in a week because it was something new they would be offering starting july 1st

makaze
Premium
join:2004-02-23
USA
reply to tombstonehnd
Re: comcast will allow hn speeds with a standard modem

its real.. but only certain markets will get it as an option.. until they roll it out nationwide as a new tier of service..


oldTDNickell
Premium
join:2000-12-19
Federal Way, WA
reply to tombstonehnd
Ok i just got information from a very reliable source that this in fact is going to happen.There will be more information later from Comcast on prices and different tiers.:)

Reddking

join:2001-01-16
Lancaster, PA

reply to tombstonehnd
New Tiers?

From your reliable source.. did they say anything about how high the fastest package would be? Will it compete against Verizon's upcoming 3000/768? Cause the day it was to come out I was planning to drop Comcast like a hot rock. But, if they can get me 768 upload I would stay put.


deadmeat
Premium
join:2003-03-21
Sonoma, CA
I don't see you getting 768 up from either company in the near future.
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vang
Let's Get Ready To Get Ready

join:2002-01-02
Point Pleasant Beach, NJ
reply to tombstonehnd
I'm with Redking, once 3/768 is available from Verizon, I'm so there. But it's a good move by Comcast to offer the additional tier.
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newview
Ex .. Ex .. Exactly
Premium
join:2001-10-01
Parsonsburg, MD
reply to tombstonehnd

I would have been interested in this when it's rolled out, but I will NEVER upgrade my service until Comcast drops the $15.00 "no cabletv penalty".


oldTDNickell
Premium
join:2000-12-19
Federal Way, WA

reply to tombstonehnd

The two tiers are nothing new I'm sorry to say for those thinking something big.

1.Tier one-3000/256 wired or wireless $42.95 plus modem rental.

2.Tier two-4000/384 wired or wireless $52.95 plus modem rental.

In my case i pay $45.95 a month with modem rental,so i could pickup this package for $10.00 at $55.95.

I uses to pay $95.00 for Pro package for the same speeds.

makaze
Premium
join:2004-02-23
USA

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nvrmnd


vang
Let's Get Ready To Get Ready

join:2002-01-02
Point Pleasant Beach, NJ
reply to tombstonehnd
Any kind of time frame for when the tier 2 with your own equipment will be offered?
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sirchief
Premium
join:2001-12-14
Cromwell, CT

reply to oldTDNickell
quote:

1.Tier one-3000/256 wired or wireless $42.95 plus modem rental.

2.Tier two-4000/384 wired or wireless $52.95 plus modem rental.
Too bad they won't make the tier two price $42.95 and reduce the tier one price........


oldTDNickell
Premium
join:2000-12-19
Federal Way, WA

reply to vang
said by vang See Profile:
Any kind of time frame for when the tier 2 with your own equipment will be offered?

It will be sometime after the 1st of July.We might find out more today on areas they are going to start in.

Starrfighter

join:2004-06-02
Seattle, WA

reply to oldTDNickell
I just don't understand why they are bothering. I could see a tier one, followed by a higher tier at say 6/768 for $95.99 or something. But the 4/384 isn't much of an increase. Sure it is only ten dollars more so it is worth buying... but in the scheme of things this isn't that special.

PS. I fibbed and told comcast I was switching to SBC Yahoo. Then they gave me internet for $19.99 for six months. So personally I won't be swtiching to 4/384. I would if I was already paying $42.95. But for now, I'll be keeping 3/256 for dirt cheap (for now).


Qumahlin
Never Enough Time
Premium,MVM
join:2001-10-05
united state

reply to tombstonehnd
I'm surprised they are bothering to do a "roll out" since the majority of config files with HN speeds has been done for quite awhile.

But ass backwards as always
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AthlGrond
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join:2002-04-25
Aurora, CO
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reply to oldTDNickell
said by oldTDNickell See Profile:
said by vang See Profile:
Any kind of time frame for when the tier 2 with your own equipment will be offered?

It will be sometime after the 1st of July.We might find out more today on areas they are going to start in.

Glad I hung onto my 4100.
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vang
Let's Get Ready To Get Ready

join:2002-01-02
Point Pleasant Beach, NJ

reply to oldTDNickell
said by oldTDNickell See Profile:
It will be sometime after the 1st of July.We might find out more today on areas they are going to start in.

Thanks for the heads up. Yay, I get to keep my own equipment!
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