Comcast can't get to the point

This is why I get so infuriated at advertising for technical products. The one thing they don't want to tell you are specifications. So below is what it took me an hour to learn at the Comcast website and chatting with their sales people. It is most certainly obsolete now, but it sure would be nice if they just had the home page show this chart.

Speed down/up mbs/mbs	Burst speed down/up/ down size/up size mbs/mbs/mb	Cost for internet only	Cost bundled with cable and maybe phone	Modem	IP type
1/0.384	1/0.384/na/na	39.95	24.95	std	static
12/2	15/3/10/5	58.95	42.95	std	static
16/2	20/4/20/10	68.95	52.95	std	static
22/5	30/7/20/10	78.95	65.95	docsis	static
50/10	50/10/na/na	155.95	142.95	docsis	static

For example, the burst speed 20/4/20/10 means you get 20mbs download for 20 megabits then 16mbs after that, and 4 mbs upload speed for 10 megabits and thereafter 2 megabits per second.

Modem rental- $3/mo

Installation, $99 but $25 if you ask for discount (on-line only). Chat is your friend

Upgrade/downgrade-- free and easy for lower three speeds, or higher two speeds. Need install fee if crossing to different modem at 16-22 mbs plans.

Contractual obligation: None, month-by-month, cancel anytime.