dSloth
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Re: Let's keep all DOCSIS 3.0 Discussion in this thread, please
I am in Massachusetts and I can confirm that the new speeds showed up last night. My modem's provisioned rate went from 8800/2200 to 17600/2000 after a restart this morning and a quick check of the ordering page shows that the new DOCSIS 3.0 speed tiers are available for ordering now. |
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dSloth
@comcast.net | ...and the new DOCSIS 3.0 tiers can, in fact, be ordered over the phone. Quickly, easily, no hassle. |
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Cabal
Premium
join:2007-01-21
Boston, MA
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Tier Options in MetroWest, MA
said by dSloth :
I am in Massachusetts and I can confirm that the new speeds showed up last night. My modem's provisioned rate went from 8800/2200 to 17600/2000 after a restart this morning and a quick check of the ordering page shows that the new DOCSIS 3.0 speed tiers are available for ordering now.
Excellent. Same here in MetroWest MA, both on the modem and on the ordering site.
Options are:
Performance (12, boost to 15)- $42.95
Blast (16, boost to 20)- $52.95
Ultra (22, boost to 30)- $62.95 + $3 modem
Extreme 50 (50)- $139.95 + $3 modem
I think their Powerboost numbers are probably underestimated, though. The fine print doesn't include upload numbers, so I'm assuming the info posted here earlier.
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themagicone
join:2003-08-13
Minneapolis, MN | Re: Let's keep all DOCSIS 3.0 Discussion in this thread, please
Twin Cities updated overnight - ran speed test this morning, 16 down now. |
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iansltx
join:2007-02-19
Golden, CO | reply to Cabal
Are the quoted numbers with cable, are they internet only? PerfPlus is $63 w\o cable here.
Though I'm skeptical about when we'll get the upgrade. No DOCSIS 2 around here, and Qwest isn't going out of their way to compete either. |
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