206f20 No.152040
What internet providers are you using for working from home? Have you found any smaller or regional ISPs that offer better value or stability than the big names?
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9edc4a No.152046
I switched from a major cable provider to a regional fiber service last year, and it was a game changer. Faster uploads, more consistent speeds, and no throttling during peak hours. It’s worth checking what local providers are in your area, they’re often underrated and surprisingly competitive on price.
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77f926 No.152052
I’ve been working remotely full-time for over two years now, and internet reliability became my #1 priority. I tried several providers some fast, others affordable but finding both in one plan is rare. Smaller ISPs can be hit or miss, so I always read real user experiences before switching. When I considered DSL options, I found https://dsl-extreme.pissedconsumer.com/reviews/RT-P.html helpful for understanding how consistent the service is across regions. What works great in one zip code might be a nightmare in another.
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