Worthless Mutt
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Comcast CableI HATE COMCAST CABLE COMPANY!!! I HATE COMCAST CABLE COMPANY!!! I HATE COMCAST CABLE COMPANY!!! I’m tired of their internet “service” cutting out EVERY DAY!!! 
At $50 a month, their service should be nothing less than perfect. In any case, there is no excuse for them to be so unreliable.
The company should change its name to Bombast Cable! Bombast Cable is so bad I’m seriously considering going back to dial-up! I wish my neighborhood had DSL service! 
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Katherine
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I have DSL or something like that.. I'm not sure about what it's called but you can use the phone and internet at the same time, it never cuts you off and its VERY fast. My friend Adis used Comcast and he got so tired of it.. I think he finally gave it up though. He may have gotten DSL actually.
-`Ketlin
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kittykat05
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Wow, really???
I LOVE Comcast! I have never had any problem with the internet. But I have Cable Internet, I don't know if that's any different....
Sorry you're so frustrated with it!
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Black Cloud
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Oh... That's bad... I thought that my dial up was bad enough cause it would not work on one of my computers anymore and it's soooooooooooo slow on the computers that do work.
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Worthless Mutt
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I recently moved and now I am no longer in Comcast's disservice area, and now I have DSL internet. It is soooooo much better than Comcast. It's faster, much more reliable, and much less expensive. The combined cost of the phone line and DSL internet here is actually less than what AOL charges just for dial-up internet. And it works well even with my computer being screwed up and not having the appropriate operating system.
What's funny is that AT&T's 768Kb connection is actually faster than Bombast's 1.5Mb connection. Go figure! Now I see why Bombast is so afraid of AT&T.
I hope it doesn't offend anybody, but I was never satisfied with Comcast's service, or lack thereof. The only reason I kept it for so long is because DSL is not available where I used to live and the only other alternative was dial-up. And the dial-up services in the Nashville area were even less reliable than Comcast.
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