I'm fortunate to live in an area of downtown Phoenix served by CenturyLink FTTH. They offer symmetric 1 Gbps for $65, priced for life (I think it's $70 now for newcomers), with no caps, and that's inclusive of all fees and taxes.
Symmetric gigabit feels like a dream.
Cox, on the other hand, lacking literally any survival instinct or competitive sense, charged me $110 per month before taxes, and for only 1.25TB of data. For unlimited data, it was another $50. So I'm in to them for $160+ per month, for vastly inferior service. I hope CL stays healthy enough to keep our deal going because it's the best internet I've ever had. (CL's old DSL product, in contrast, sucks immensely.)
Symmetric gigabit feels like a dream.
Cox, on the other hand, lacking literally any survival instinct or competitive sense, charged me $110 per month before taxes, and for only 1.25TB of data. For unlimited data, it was another $50. So I'm in to them for $160+ per month, for vastly inferior service. I hope CL stays healthy enough to keep our deal going because it's the best internet I've ever had. (CL's old DSL product, in contrast, sucks immensely.)