Rob
In Deo speramus
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join:2001-08-25
Kendall, FL
 ·Comcast
 ·AT&T Southeast
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Re: I still don't agree that knowledge = Greater use
said by wispagod  :Well, it seems like fals advertising to me if they say unlimited usage, then try to enforce a cap, or complain when you use it to much, that's not right either Comcast isn't advertising their service as unlimited, therefore, they aren't guilty of false advertising. |
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lesopp
join:2001-06-27
Land O Lakes, FL
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September 18th, @02:51PM
| They also aren't advertising it as "limited".
This is from the fine print on the "Select a Package" web page:
Comcast High-Speed Internet: Equipment fees not included in monthly service charge. Prices do not include applicable taxes, installation or franchise fees. Pricing, content, and features may change and may vary by area. Call your local Comcast office for restrictions and complete details about service, prices, and equipment in your area. Pricing and service offerings displayed on this site are for residential Comcast customers only. Commercial and business pricing and service offerings differ. Prices are subject to change. Speed comparisons are for downloads only and are compared to 768Kbps DSL and 56Kbps dial-up. Maximum download speed of 4Mbps (or 6 Mbps) and upload speeds of 384Kbps (or 768Kbps) depending on the product that is selected. Increased speeds not yet available in all areas. Actual speeds may vary and are not guaranteed. Many factors affect download speed.
Based on what is on their website, a subscriber should be able to learn about limitations from their local office. Them not providing a definition for that local limitation is all the more reason to embrace competition. |
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