is this reasonable price for basic cable and internet

[hillkill]

story: paying approx 220 dollars a month for basic television and 9mbps down and 2 mbps up "high speed internet"

bill:

CABLE TV - BASIC $19.99
CABLE TV - EXPANDED BASIC (have no idea what the forget this means) $50

9.0 MBPS / 2 MBPS UP $41.99

HD Services
HD DTA $1.95

[state fees, fcc, franchise fee bla blah blah]

total new charges (also have no idea what this is) $117.55
total amount due: $234.86

would you guys say this is reasonable? i don't want to pay for stuffty att or verizon for internet.

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[Blockzillahead]

paying like 70 for 25 d and 1 u with unlimited

[hillkill]

and its bs because we have a 250 GB cap and its 50 dollars for another 50. our month started on the 21st, and we're already at like 180 GBs.

[Otis Da HousKat]

You're getting ripped off hardcore.

[ZombieDude]

MB/s or Mb/s

[hillkill]

MB/s or Mb/s

megabytes. MB/s

[hillkill]

[Otis Da HousKat]

That's megabits

[hillkill]

That's megabits

forget. these guys are starfishs.

[ultimamax]

There's no such thing as a "reasonable price" for cable/internet. It's price fixed in most of America. I'm paying like $50 for 30 down, 5 up.

[ZombieDude]

forget. these guys are starfishs.

you got ripped off HARD CORE

[hillkill]

im loving pissed now im calling tomorrow about this stuff. this is a load of forget.

[otto-san]

"high speed internet" means absolutely nothing anymore

3Mbps up 0.1Mbps down was considered "high speed"

3G is apparently considered "high speed" ok so 3G can reach p reasonable speeds at times

[$trinick]

"high speed internet" means absolutely nothing anymore

3Mbps up 0.1Mbps down was considered "high speed"

3G is apparently considered "high speed" ok so 3G can reach p reasonable speeds at times

High speed internet refers to non-dialup internet. The name comes from a time where dialup was the alternative, so it was 'high speed.' Companies still use it to describe non-dialup internet.

[hillkill]

my phone get like 3.6 mbps down and .79 up