So I currently have Comcast 150/5 and they have officially pissed me off so I’m looking at CenturyLink. They’re offering $55 price for life on 100/10 in my neighborhood in Littleton but my understanding is that they have a 1TB cap with no option for unlimited unless you have gigabit which we don’t have available here. We never manage to stay under 1TB on Comcast, we seem to average 1.2-1.3TB a month so I’m paying Comcast an extra $50 a month for no cap.
My question is - how tightly does CenturyLink police caps in Colorado? They must have literally just upgraded the DSLAM in the last 6 months because previously it was a max of 12 for my address. I’m tempted because Comcast has finally pushed me over the edge but if we switch, my roommates will be getting DirecTV Now which means added on top of their teenager who’s a Steam addict and me with my Kodi streaming, the bandwidth usage would go up even more so I’m curious what experience people have in my market.
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