That does kind of tell you something about their fees.
this post was submitted on 16 Jun 2023
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Right? If even they (claim) can't keep up with it all, I can't imagine random customers are fairing any better.
Comcast is truly the worst of the major ISPs.
Doesn't matter what their brand of the month is, Comcast is awful. Yeah their service is the fastest (on paper) in my neighborhood, but after the F-tier experience I had with them for several years, I settled for slower service with a different company that's been more consistent and cheaper (and still somehow manages to have faster upload speeds than even Comcast's 1Gbps plan). Bunch of whiny piss babies, they absolutely should be forced to comply with this rule and reveal precisely how they screw their customer base.
What's with American companies and hidden costs? It goes from tips, to sales taxes not being included in the displayed price, to myriads of fees everywhere.
If your country exists for just around 100 years you have no culture. So you start making one
Consider hidden costs and sneaky capitalism as their culture
You might want to read the Ferengi Rules of Aqusition. As someone who lives in the US this is strangely like a lot of things. Both amusing and a bit scary.
"no culture" he typed on his computer containing components from American companies in a network established by America while listening to American music and watching American shows and movies.
Eh, did it touch nerve here?
Me: Teacher, my homework is too difficult!
Teacher: Too bad!