Well, while what you are saying is not false, it's not the way some isp work. Comcrap, for example, you have a "1 gig" package, but in reality, the package is provisioned for 1.25g, so getting 1.2 is actually very normal. Not saying fast.com is accurate or the op has comcast, just providing a example.
Well, while what you are saying is not false, it's not the way some isp work. Comcrap, for example, you have a "1 gig" package, but in reality, the package is provisioned for 1.25g, so getting 1.2 is actually very normal. Not saying fast.com is accurate or the op has comcast, just providing a example.