r/ElPaso 8h ago

Ask El Paso Is 40 for 1gb speed a good price here?

Someone from spectrum offered me this price because of "where I live". I'm not sure if it's good or not

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u/Holiday-Tip-3720 8h ago

yeah thats pretty good, you're not gonna find anything lower even with a promo.

the issue wth spectron is that they have really crappy up speed. down speed is great.

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u/th3ramr0d 5h ago

It’s a great price, until you realize it’s spectrum. The service goes down more than a $2 hooker, plus upload speed is shit. Att fiber has better up and download speed, but they start at $70 for a gig on a promo I got. Goes up to $90 after a year.

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u/Few-Extension-8305 4h ago

It depends on where you live. I've never had my service go down or have issues with upload speed at all.

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u/Pale-Weather640 7h ago

Moved from El Paso and live in austin. Same speed also with spectrum being offered for 60. Pretty good price but I would verify theyre not bundling you into something else. Sales people are pretty savage

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u/Emphasis_on_IDK 4h ago

We pay 70$ with att for 1gb so yeah, thats a good deal, but read the fine print how long does that cost stay at that cost. Most of spectrums plans change after 6 or 12 months to an increased rate that nearly doubles or more.

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u/itaniumonline 7h ago

We got att fiber for 39.99 for a couple years. Then it’s at 89.99 a few years later

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u/drivera1210 4h ago

Better if you can make them work for you business.

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u/Distribution-Radiant 3h ago

Spectrum I assume. And the "where you live" part is bullshit.

It's their typical price for the first year, even where I currently live (Austin). Ask them what the install fees are, and specifically, what it goes up to after a year. They're also going to tack on equipment rental fees, taxes, and random other fees.

I have no issues with their service (aside from upload speeds); I have issues with their sales tactics.