att uverse internet promotion?

[Frank]

Considering Uverse over Comcast, can anyone recommend any good deals

[Derek]

I just recently saw one on Bundlesrus for a Galaxy Tab 3, Samsung TV or Visa gift card when you order before march 29th, plus you save about 15%, with freebies you cant go wrong. Hope this helps

[Derek]

The deals offered by those companies varies around the country, from state to state, and even city to city. The best way to check is to go to their website, enter in your address and zip code, and any deals for their service in your area will come up.

[David]

You do not want uverse! It's really terrible. It's slow. You have data caps which means you can't download a lot of things or use netflix/youtube heavily. They reroute your traffic over congested pipes in order to try to make their TV services more relevant. They make you rent their routers and cable boxes so it'd be cheaper to buy a router and modem in the long run. There are also frequent service outages. Bundles are never worth the money and always balloon after the first year.

It's really a hard decision because both companies are so terrible. I'd go with Comcast because they give you cable internet which works better and faster than DSL. If you experience the same slowdowns you can use a VPN like Hotspot Shield to anonymize your packets and use less congested pipes for Youtube and Netflix.

[JimDandy]

I recommend anything on Comcast.

AT&T Uverse shares the Internet connection with U-Verse. Internet speed is great until you start watching television. Each additional TV slows the Internet more and more. HD service is very much worse.

I'm an IT Manager for a private business. We have a Comcast account in Indiana, a Time Warner account in Texas, and multiple Charter Communications accounts in Missouri. Charter is the best of all of them for the best customer service and best service. For consumers their triple play bundled deal is a great deal ($30 for 30Mbps Internet + $30 for HD TV + $30 for Telephone). AT&T U-Verse sucks in all three locations and their customer service is a nightmare to navigate.