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Originally Posted by biker1
No. The nominal bandwidth I have now with QuantumFiber, 200 megabits per second up and down for $40 per month inclusive of all taxes and fees, is probably about 10x what I can use.
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So this is a great example of Quantum's "price for life".
My good friend in Fenney got this service. It was initially $30 for 200Mbs. A year or two later as cost started rising, Quantum raised the price to $40 with no cost for the equipment. From what I understand, even with the $10/month increase, the price was still competitive and a little cheaper than cable for the same or similar service so many stayed with Quantum.
For quite a while now Quantum has been standardizing on $50 for $500 Mbs, $75 for 1Gbs and $95 for 2Gbs which compared to pricing across the US is still very cheap since they are including the WiFi7 mesh network with these prices.