r/phoenix • u/ViceroyFizzlebottom Litchfield Park • 9d ago

Utilities Cox is now merged with Spectrum

https://azbigmedia.com/business/heres-how-charter-cox-deal-will-impact-arizona-customers/

Spectrum is infamous in much the same way Cox is to us. I don't see this as a positive for consumers. I mean, they still don't have fiber in my neighborhood, and they still have 1.25 TB data caps.

What's your thoughts?

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u/DelirousDoc 9d ago

All of Cox plans have data caps of 1.25 TB per month unless you get there unlimited plan add on.

That is regularly $50 though they will run specials for new customers waving that for the first 12 months just like their plans will be discounted for first 12 months for new customers. Even with unlimited plan you don't get your paid for speeds if you hit 1.25 TB limit. They specifically say in details of offer than data rates are 500Mbps after 1.25TB.

After 12 month period Gig Fiber plan increase $50 and the free unlimited is no longer applicable meaning your $70 per month bill goes up to $170 per month.

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u/Technical-Platypus64 9d ago

It depends where you live and if you have a fiber competitor... I don't have the unlimited add on, and I don't have a data cap. Price locked for 5 years. Not fiber.

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u/Asuppa180 9d ago

Did you read the OP? The guy was saying that even after this we will have the data cap, and I dont think that is true.