10 mbps upload speed?
Is there any plan to ever change these upload speeds? I read this was a decision that was made to attempt to combat congestion in certain neighborhoods during Covid, but that doesn't seem like it sh...
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Most of the time people are getting information FROM the internet versus sending information, That's why it's lopsided.
If they are just watching Netflix you're correct. Some people need more upload and its just a bummer there is no option for it unless you upgrade all the way up to a gig plan
its just a bummer there is no option for it unless you upgrade all the way up to a gig plan
Perhaps I am wrong, but can't you still get the Ultimate Classic 300 plan with a upload of 30Mbps as shown here? Oh and sorry if I came off as a Cox fan boy.
FYI for those in fiber(FTTH) area like AZ, a new plan has launched. Essential 100 that is overprovisioned to 125Mbps down and 110Mbps up but YMMV. See here for thread.
yep, you are wrong, according to every cox call i have made recently, and thats been alot
Hello all,
Fiber service does offer Symmetrical speeds, so if you are subscribed to our Gigablast plan, you would receive, 1 Gbps download and upload. We did have a change to our Ultimate tier of service a while back. We previously offered 300 Mpbs down and 30 Mbps up. This has been changed to 500 Mbps down and 10 Mbps up. Those that met the requirements were able to opt in to keep the 300 Mbps down and 30 Mbps up. Because this plan was grandfathered, it is no longer available to add to change back to it once changed. I hope that helps clear up any confusion.
Tiffany R.
Cox Support Forum Moderator
I agree, 10Mbps upload isn't sufficient anymore.
