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We are looking at moving into a new rental home. It may sound crazy, but I like to check internet speeds of the places I may into first.
However, AT&T, Spectrum, T-Mobile 5g home, and VZ do not provide service there. I don’t know where to look past those. Any suggestions? How can I find out an internet provider at an exact address? Thanks in advance! |
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You can start here...
https://www.highspeedinternet.com or here... https://broadbandnow.com/ These will give you an idea of which providers should be available and what the max available speeds are in that area. You can then try going here... https://broadbandmap.fcc.gov/#/ and entering a prospective address to see what the reported speeds are to cross reference. Actual speeds may of course vary. For my home I currently have spectrum and per the above sites 1gb/sec internet is available however last time I checked, my home which was built in 2002 only actually qualifies for 400mbps as the hub is 1gb compatible, but the fiber connections to each home haven't yet been installed/upgraded to allow for those advertised speeds. |
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Thanks given by: | maverick22 (04-14-2022) |
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It looks like Rise Broadband has the best speed in that area. Unfortunately it’s only 100 mbps. I have never heard of them. I have always been able to use ATT or Spectrum. I hope they would be reliable. Thanks for the quick reply!! |
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