[sbarron01]

We're buying a CYV in the village of Briar Meadow and are looking for a recommendation for an internet only provider. i've read posts about Comcast and CenturyLink, but wanted to ask about this area.

Keith

[Mikeod]

We’ve only had Comcast since we moved here and it’s been very reliable. We have a bundle that doesn’t break down the cost, so I really don’t know how much we’re paying for Internet part.

[JimJohnson]

Comcast has been bullet proof for us.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by JimJohnson

Comcast has been better lit proof for us.

Huh?

[JimJohnson]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

Huh?

LOL. I thought I typed bullet proof.

[ureout]

I'm in Springdale and have had century link for over a yr...
and no outages.. I have 80mbps on a pre-pay plan for "life" for $45 a month .. It's nice knowing I don't have to bargain with the different companies every year for a better rate

[N44125]

Another vote for Comcast.

[CFrance]

When we had only Comcast internet (no bundle), it was $60+/month. When we came back last November, we went with Century Link at $45/month, no contract. We've had no problems at all with Century Link.

[sbarron01]

Thanks for the suggestions, much easier now to check out just 2 vendors. Excited about moving over the next few weeks but, boy, it sure is challenging learning everything all over again about a new place: service providers, trash pickup day, rec centers, stores, etc. Have learned from this forum that the VCDD will also be a good resource.
Suzanne

[jnieman]

We have Comcast only no TV package. I negotiated it to $80 a month for 150 speed. I am on the computer a lot and never have it be slow and rarely does it go out and if so only for at the most 5 to 10 minutes. Even during Irma we didn't lose it.

[PoolBrews]

I've had both Comcast and CenturyLink Fiber. I've had no issues with either. You don't want CenturyLink DSL - very limited in performance, and can be problematic - only look at fiber. The issue I had with Comcast was that they would start with an introductory price, then nearly double it once the year was up. I started at $45 for 150 MB, then they were going to raise it to $80. I switched to CenturyLink 1 GB (That is 1000 MB!) Fiber for $65/month - price guaranteed for life.

We now stream everything - got rid of DirecTV after 20 years - so bandwidth and speed are necessities to support multiple TV's streaming shows and live TV.

[larcha]

We are in Woodbury. When we moved we found a new resident special from Comcast for $19/mo for 1 year. It provides 25 Mbps down. There is a 1 terabyte per month limit though. After that you pay $10 for each additional 50 Gb.