Compañías de Internet en Brighton, MA
Cable
2000Mbps
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DSL & Fiber
2048Mbps
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Satellite
220Mbps
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Cable & Fiber
1200Mbps
Fixed Wireless
1000Mbps
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Cable
1000Mbps
Calificación de usuarios(50)◊
DSL & Fiber
2048Mbps
Calificación de usuarios(16)◊
Fiber & Fixed Wireless
10000Mbps
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Cable & Fiber
1200Mbps
Fixed Wireless
1Mbps
Wireless LTE
100Mbps
Mobile
4GLTE Velocidades
pueden variar
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Mobile
5G Velocidades
pueden variar
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Mobile
4GLTE Velocidades
pueden variar
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Mobile
4GLTE Velocidades
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Mike S | 04-07-2023
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A fundamentally dishonest company. They settled a class action lawsuit with Grillo and Reed about hiding the Network and Access fee and portraying it as a tax but have not changed the practice. They still advertise a $20 monthly rate and even claim to have no hidden fees while continuing to charge and bury this fee deep in their website under a list of "taxes". It's not a tax, but "a surcharge RCN assesses and retains" as stated in the description if you can find it. Aside from that billing is erratic. As others here mentioned you have to call them up at which point they'll "correct" your mistakenly high bill. Customer service is good on the whole, in that you connect to somewhat technical people who are allowed to be themselves rather than adhere to a set script. Now there are some parts I can't prove, but (given the dishonest advertising) I'm highly suspicious of their level of effort to get end user's modems (byod) to work. So far I've tried two devices with them (one the last time I had them several years back and once this winter) with them both failing. Their techs claim the modems are defective, but this latest hardly acts like a defective device. I can connect to the device's web server and read its logs and its lights seem to follow an orderly progression through downlink to uplink just failing to connect at what I suppose is the dhcp IP hand out. Right now (and this could be nothing to do with them) I'm seeing a long running download that looks like it's throttled at 200 KB/s after initially getting more than ten times that. Like I said, could be nothing to do with them, but I'm suspicious given the other problems.
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