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The FCC wants to know why data caps are still a thing in 2023
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I switched to Cox Business which is offers much slower speeds at a higher cost than residential, just so I don't have to pay an extra $50 /mo for their unlimited plan. They have no competition in my area. AT&T doesn't offer Internet to new subscribers if you only have copper and not Fiber and you can forget about cell service.
I work from home and the rest of my family is home all day every day. 1.25 TB per month data cap is not sufficient and we were constantly going over.
Cox Communications can suck it.
I bit the bullet on the Unlimited plan from Comcast, canceled CATV & Phone with them to cover the difference. Pay less & don't miss cable a bit thanks to Sonarr & a purpose built NAS.
🏴☠️Arrgh!🏴☠️