#SpectrumCable, godblessem, disconnected my account this afternoon, which explains why my modem reconnected and why my browsing redirects to their activation site.
Reason? They said I voluntarily closed my acct. WRONG.
What had happened was that an agent in their storefront fat-fingered a new customer's address and canceled whoever lived there -- me -- and then they realized their mistake and canceled that new acct as well before creating the new one WITHOUT fixing mine.
Jerkoffs. #spectrum
We just got an email from #SpectrumCable -- presumably sent to other customers too -- that they've bumped us up to 400 Mbps (from 300), no charge.
I'm guessing that, on top of the tech just generally getting cheaper to deploy and operate, they're also feeling the heat from #GoogleFiber -- which put cable all down our street earlier this year (after a decade-plus of saying they'd be available here but never specifying exactly where or when, and then becoming available in some parts of town, but no coverage map) and is apparently now laying cable on the main road towards town, so...
....any month/year now... (I'm shivering with anticip.........)
I did a test, and it's actually closer to 500 Mbps -- but, of course, download only. Upload remains at...
...wait for it...
12 Mbps. (Well... 10, but with spikes up to 12.)
I believe Gfiber is up/down symmetrical, so...
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(....PATION.)
Ambiguous much?
I can't tell if I owe them anything or not.
The auto-payment didn't go through yesterday (credit card full), but they might have used a backup method after that. There's no follow-up email to indicate that this happened... and this screen claims that I simultaneously owe $80 due Feb. 26 (yesterday), have a current balance of $0.00, and have a total of $80 (not $160, which would be the case if I hadn't paid this month) due in late March.
Is this a case of deliberately being unclear so they can charge late fees when people think they've paid but haven't?