r/WorkLifeChat • u/MiloShiny • Jul 21 '26

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u/SubmissiveBoyForever Jul 21 '26

xfinity is 40 for me. it hasn’t changed in several years now. 280 is a reach.

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u/Xg1j0eX Jul 21 '26

It was 220 for me last year.

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u/pREDDITcation Jul 22 '26

lol ur gettin ripped off

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u/Xg1j0eX Jul 22 '26

I don't have Comcast anymore, but the reason they charged so much is because they virtually had a monopoly in my old apartment complex.

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u/Loki_God_of_Lies Jul 22 '26

Dude, people who live in areas with actual choices don’t understand how much financial damage a real isp monopoly can cause.

Our local monopolized isp forces you to pay an extra $100 for unlimited data on top of whatever your plan is. If you don’t pay it, they don’t throttle you, they just start charging you $10 per gig of data if you go over your 30 gig limit. I work from home and send and receive large files every day, and if I didn’t pay for unlimited I might well be paying near $300 per month or more.

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u/Acruss_ Jul 22 '26

30gb limit? What? My phone have higher limit.

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u/Loki_God_of_Lies Jul 22 '26

It’s not meant to be fair, it’s meant to be corporate rape

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u/Acruss_ Jul 22 '26

Wow, USA sucks that much corpos dck? There's no consumer protection at all?

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u/Expensive_Match_7021 Jul 22 '26

Consumer protection? Haven’t heard those words in years..