The Comcast reps, according to Katta, offered him a specific deal—$189.90 a month for TV and Internet, with speeds of 100Mbps downstream and 20Mbps upstream.

Gigabit Internet “is available for your address” Koll provided Ars a copy of the $5,000 invoice dated November 30 along with chat and email transcripts from conversations he had with Comcast.

Perhaps Comcast should now be called an Internet provider with a cable TV business on the side. For the first time, the country’s No. 1 cable provider, which also owns NBCUniversal, has more ...

Update: May 9, 2024 (12:00 AM ET): Comcast’s new prepaid services — NOW Internet and NOW Mobile — have now launched nationwide. Original article: April 17, 2024 (12:00 PM ET): Comcast is ...

Comcast continued adding internet customers in the fourth quarter, helping lift its net income 26%. Skip to main content. Open Main Menu Navigation. Open Search.

Those on Comcast Internet Essentials are getting some good news, with the ISP's low-income plan doubling its speed for the same price. Launched in 2011, and then extended indefinitely in 2014 ...

Comcast NOW services. NOW Internet customers will be able to choose between two prepaid options: 100 Mbps for $30/month, or 200 Mbps for $45/month.

Today, roughly five years beyond Comcast’s original commitment, the company announced that it’s expanding Internet Essentials yet again to eligible low-income and disabled households in its ...

If you're a Comcast internet customer, there's a good chance you just received an upgrade at no cost. The company announced today that it has improved internet speeds for both Xfinity products and ...

Comcast is upgrading its Internet Essentials plan and setting a new focus on getting senior citizens connected. The pay-TV and Internet giant began the program in 2011 to offer discounted ...

Comcast lost corporate credibility last year over Internet bandwidth management: breaking FCC rules; enraging customers; and packing public meetings with Comcast employees. All that over network ...

Comcast, which has garnered a reputation for poor customer service, has a new prepaid unlimited broadband plan called NOW Internet that, at $30-$45 per month, actually looks good.