 skjWelcome to the far side of realityPremium,Mod
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Gone South | Link to URL that has Charter Internet speeds/prices? I am looking for a link that lists the prices for Charter internet. Thanks. |
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skjWelcome to the far side of realityPremium,Mod
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Gone South | The main page does not list the speeds/prices for the internet services. |
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kudos:2 | it varies by area. unfortunately you won't find a master list.
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| I'm writing a report for the front page that's going to compare eight major providers (4 cable, 4 baby bells) and explore their prices, and how easy it is to find them.
Can we work to at least establish a range of speeds/tiers?
Cox and Time Warner offer different speeds/tiers per area, but the names of those tiers are at least consistent..... |
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| Just go and put your area in, I think charter has been standardizing it across the country.. |
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| I don't live in a Charter area....
Can you guys tell me what tiers you're on (downstream & upstream) and what you're paying so I can establish a range? |
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2 edits | reply to Karl Bode
said by Karl Bode:I'm writing a report for the front page that's going to compare eight major providers (4 cable, 4 baby bells) and explore their prices, and how easy it is to find them. Can we work to at least establish a range of speeds/tiers? Cox and Time Warner offer different speeds/tiers per area, but the names of those tiers are at least consistent..... Here are the speeds offered:
Charter High-Speed Internet 3.0 (3 Mbps)
Charter High-Speed Internet 5.0 (5 Mbps)
Charter High-Speed Internet 10.0 (10 Mbps)
»www.charter.com/Visitors/Product···nuItem=3
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| Was just looking at that, thanks!
Can someone use their CHarter area address to log in and check upstream speeds and prices? |
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1 edit | Atlanta area: 3.0 $19.99/6 months than $53.99 per month
5.0 $39.99/3 months than $59.99 per month
10.0 $59.99/3 months than $79.99 per month
Have not found the upstream speeds yet.
Edit:
Upload for 3.0 is 256 kbps
5.0 is 512 kbps
10.0 is 1 Mbps
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1 edit | reply to skj
In the southern cali area (at least in Long Beach) the packages and prices are:
3000/256 (or might be 384up) $39.99/mo (i think)
5000/512 $51.99/mo
10000/1000 $69.99/mo |
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| reply to skj
Madison Wis. is showing almost the same .
3 meg full is showing at 54.99 though. |
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Ok. Do these speed/price ranges look accurate for unbundled service offered to new customers?
•Charter HSI 3.0: 3 Mbps/256kbps : $39.99-$54.99•Charter HSI 5.0: 5Mbps/512kbps : $51.99-$59.99•Charter HSI 10.0: 10Mbps/1Mbps : $69.99-$79.99
Does anyone pay prices or see speeds that are outside these ranges?
It looks like speeds are consistent (not the case with Cox & TWC) while prices are not.
Can someone simply explain Charter's bundled discount pricing? (how much off for adding VoIP, or adding TV?) |
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| "Can someone simply explain Charter's bundled discount pricing? (how much off for adding VoIP, or adding TV?)"
Good luck on that !
I would not be surprised if there were hundreds of "Special" deals and discounts floating around . As well as the prices on the web site , there seem to be all kinds of promos advertised in the papers and by direct mail .
The closest I could come would be to say that the more you sign up for , the cheaper each part becomes .
Currently digital cable , 5 meg internet , and phone seems to be going for around $100 plus junk fees a month for 1 year .That's for Madison , I am sure it varies by region . |
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| Well I'm interested in the average. For instance on average, you get $5 off per month for bundling two services with other providers, etc.... |
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Camden, TN | reply to skj
Going to the site doesn't necessarily give you an answer either since if I go and put I my address it says only 3 meg and 5 meg are available. I know for FACT that 10 meg has been available for 6 months now. |
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skjWelcome to the far side of realityPremium,Mod
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| reply to Karl Bode
They really make it difficult to figure out savings by bundling services. This is what I have put together as my best guess looking around the site:
After the promotional rate, cable TV and 5.0 internet is 109.80 per month. It is called the "Big and 5 Mbps".
The "Big and 3 Mbps" is $102.98 after the promo period.
It looks like the cable TV is $59.99 per month alone. If that is the case it appears that combining services saves about $10 to $11 per month.
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| reply to Karl Bode
10meg/1meg $74.98 in Missouri.. Price without cable and own my modem. |
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kudos:1 | reply to Karl Bode
Charter does charge $10 more if you only have internet service. |
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| Cool, thanks. So bundling TV saves users around $10. What about the triple play? (Doesn't Charter offer VoIP?) |
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