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Xfinity has been complete garbage constantly. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

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Depends where you live. Astound (formerly RCN) and AT&T are in some areas, but not all... well AT&T might offer only slow service in some areas but their fiber is only in some places. Find local FB groups for your neighborhood and ask there to get a good local picture

Thanks for the advice

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Just to piggy back, RCN (Astound) kicks ass.

I have AT&T fiber and it has been great.

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I have astound and I’ve had zero issues and my internet speeds are faster than the plan I’m actually signed up for. I don’t have fiber just the normal plan

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I have Astound (formerly RCN) fiber. It’s great but when I lived where it wasn’t available my only option was Comcast. Good luck sir.

Xfinity has been fantastic for me.

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Astound rocks have been using it since I moved five months ago. 300 mbps up and down. Costs me 30 bucks a month. I was paying Xfinity 89 a month for 60mbps in the burbs.

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