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I enjoyed Clearwire for over 4 years. I was paying $30 a month at the time. Now this year I have no choice but to pay $50 for mediocre speeds and that was the lowest cost plan they can offer now, at least from what I was told. Their 4G home internet is "designed for movies, gaming, etc." but really it doesn't matter because you will get throttled to 250kbps 95% of the time. That's what my test comes out of speedtest.net for the past month and I am only able to download anything at 40 kbps max (I also use a wired connection and my modem has all lights lit). I have trouble loading basic pages like news articles and facebook because of the unreasonable loading times that I feel like I'm back in the dial-up ages. Their ads are misleading because it is unlimited and it says we won't have to worry about throttled speed like OTHER ISPs. the bandwidth limit before the throttle is very low. Just enjoy streaming some movies in a day just fine and then next thing you know you're waiting 10 minutes to watch a short youtube video for the next 364 days. I am thinking about cancelling because now streaming on Netflix is a joke and I have to wait about a week to finish downloading the Steam games I paid for. Clear customer service keeps saying that "At times of congestion all internet speeds are equalized between all customers to enjoy the same high-quality internet speeds" ..uhh last time I checked it's 2011 and there's no such thing as high-quality dial-up speeds that are 40kbps and I didn't know that internet congestion happens 24 hrs a day 365 days a year. I don't know what happened because this is definitely not the same ISP that provided me with good internet service all these years.
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