Anonymous wrote:100% fake. No such letter

Not fake.

Maybe you should send a copy of that letter to these folks:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2018/01/05/silicon-valleys-biggest-lobbying-group-says-its-going-to-sue-the-fcc-over-net-neutrality/?utm_term=.6e74a20dc500

Anonymous wrote:I got a letter from Comcast today stating that I can begin paying for "add-on" internet services to increase speeds of specific applications. Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu and many many other things are listed. It's a la cart. A different price per app, but none more than $2.99 a month. Did anyone else get this?

If this is true then it's evidence that Ajit Pai acted in bad faith and misrepresented his actions. For this reason alone it should be reversed and Ajit Pai should be investigated.

100% fake. No such letter

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I got a letter from Comcast today stating that I can begin paying for "add-on" internet services to increase speeds of specific applications. Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu and many many other things are listed. It's a la cart. A different price per app, but none more than $2.99 a month. Did anyone else get this?

Post a link to a story about this. And a photo of your letter.

No.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I got a letter from Comcast today stating that I can begin paying for "add-on" internet services to increase speeds of specific applications. Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu and many many other things are listed. It's a la cart. A different price per app, but none more than $2.99 a month. Did anyone else get this?

Post a link to a story about this. And a photo of your letter.

What's the matter? Did you think you'd be immune from the Republican plunder of the 99%? Pai got his payoff, screw you, plebe.

Anonymous wrote:I got a letter from Comcast today stating that I can begin paying for "add-on" internet services to increase speeds of specific applications. Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu and many many other things are listed. It's a la cart. A different price per app, but none more than $2.99 a month. Did anyone else get this?

Post a link to a story about this. And a photo of your letter.

I don't believe this. I've seen no reporting on this...and Comcast has a deal with Netflix.

RCN baby. They are the best.

F#ck Comcast with a rusty tire iron.

Anonymous wrote:Yep, if we get something like this, our service will be cancelled.

Ha, couple of days ago I decided to switch from Comcast to fios Just in time

Yep, if we get something like this, our service will be cancelled.

We haven't received the letter, but I've been waiting for it.

The other day, our Samsung smart TV refused to connect to the wireless router, which renders its "smart" capability - watching Netflix, Amazon video, etc. - completely useless. When I tried to get to Netflix through the Comcast DVR, it was also a no go.

I wasted an hour trying to troubleshoot, but I suspect it was a ploy to get me to call Comcast and subject myself to their sales pitch for upgrade. What I'm thinking instead is that our household doesn't need Comcast as much as we thought.

Comcast is so stupid it is mind boggling. Recall that it was Comcast throttling bit torrent that started this net neutrality debate a decade ago.

No, but I bought l**e for when Verizon f**ks me. I expect it any day.

I got a letter from Comcast today stating that I can begin paying for "add-on" internet services to increase speeds of specific applications. Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu and many many other things are listed. It's a la cart. A different price per app, but none more than $2.99 a month. Did anyone else get this?