[PTY Sparky]

Does anyone know of a company (other than the cable or satellite companies) that provide inI cternet service only?

I've called all the above and they all want to bundle all their services and taking their internet only is as expensive as a bundled package.

Am hoping someone can help me find an alternative as what I want to watch and I can get on the internet and don't need all the other stuff.

[biker1]

CenturyLink offers internet only. I pay $35/month, including all fees and taxes, for 40 megabits per second download and 20 megabits per second upload.

Originally Posted by PTY Sparky

Does anyone know of a company (other than the cable or satellite companies) that provide inI cternet service only?

I've called all the above and they all want to bundle all their services and taking their internet only is as expensive as a bundled package.

Am hoping someone can help me find an alternative as what I want to watch and I can get on the internet and don't need all the other stuff.

[Gardenia1]

Century Link....

[champion6]

Originally Posted by Villages Audio Video

Xfinity Internet, $29 per month for 30Mbps with no contract. Full disclosure: We're Comcast dealers, call me and I can set you up.

Originally Posted by biker1

CenturyLink offers internet only. I pay $35/month, including all fees and taxes, for 40 megabits per second download and 20 megabits per second upload.

Are each of these "introductory pricing for a limited time" which are offered to new customers? I am a longtime Comcast customer with internet-only and pay $49.95 for lower bandwidth.

[tfritz]

Comcast charges $39/mo. You need to tell them you don't want the bundle.

[biker1]

My CenturyLink price is locked in for 2 years. At the end of 2 years, I will need to call them and arrange for another 2 year deal; that is the way it works here.

Originally Posted by champion6

Are each of these "introductory pricing for a limited time" which are offered to new customers? I am a longtime Comcast customer with internet-only and pay $49.95 for lower bandwidth.

[RickeyD]

Comcast offers with/without contract pricing. We opted for no contract. Customer service attitude and cooperation are different when they know you can leave anytime you want. I'm willing to pay a little extra for that luxury.

[ithos]

I am paying almost $90 for 40MBS with centurylink after equip and surcharges. Great deal the first year then bam zoom, to the moon. I am ditching them if I can find a better offer.

[Deter1]

We use Comcast internet only and have been pleased with quality, no contract and price. PS - if DISH TV doesn't resolve issue with NBC - Hearst soon, might move to full Comcast services! (Live north of 466a)

[EdFNJ]

Originally Posted by ithos

I am paying almost $90 for 40MBS with centurylink after equip and surcharges. Great deal the first year then bam zoom, to the moon. I am ditching them if I can find a better offer.

Paying $60 for 80Mbps from ComCrap as new customer for 1yr. Do I ever miss Verizon Fios from NJ! After year is up don't know where I'll go. Only other choice for me is CL which only offers 25megs for about $5 less.


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[biker1]

I have CenturyLink with 40 megabits/sec download and 20 megabits/sec upload for $34/month including all taxes and fees via fiber optic to the house.

Originally Posted by EdFNJ

Paying $60 for 80Mbps from ComCrap as new customer for 1yr. Do I ever miss Verizon Fios from NJ! After year is up don't know where I'll go. Only other choice for me is CL which only offers 25megs for about $5 less.


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