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What is your contingency for when the ISP goes down?
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Whos your ISP? Sounds like the Virgin package i had but i dont remember it being that much more expensive than their residential package and im sure I had fairly comparable speeds. I had 350 down 20 up for about £50 about 3 years back
You probably won't believe this after all the good things I said, but it's Comcast. I usually leave that part out when I tell people my experience because they don't believe it. But I've found there's a world of difference between the residential and business experience with them. I absolutely would not use them for residential class service after things I've heard.