GMP...can I say anything more?
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Oz
You're all F'in Mad...
Saw a full page ad in the Enterprise last week about "Comcast of St. Mary's & Charles County" having a channel realignment on June 26. Could that mean that GMP is finally being acquired by Comcast? (Or is it referring to the Northern part of the county being serviced by Comcast?)
CMC122
Go Braves!
I've been thru the upgrade. The digital channels are great. Awesome pictures. The local channels are still messed up but I believe that is project that's being worked on. Those channels are fed from Chesapeake Beach so they loose strength and get messed up.Originally posted by kwillia
I wanna hear from the ones who had sh!tbag reception and now have the fiber optic upgrade... I hope it helps....
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Aimhigh2000
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Cable
I am glad I live in the north end and have Comcast. My cable internet is superfast and I get a ton of channels. Like I said in another post, we have (not all, but the majority did) voted in country bumpkins with no business sense at all into the parts of Commissioners. At least in St. Mary's back in the day, that was fine, but now with all the "outsiders" who have higher expectations, we really need to look ahead to the next election.
I am glad I live in the north end and have Comcast. My cable internet is superfast and I get a ton of channels. Like I said in another post, we have (not all, but the majority did) voted in country bumpkins with no business sense at all into the parts of Commissioners. At least in St. Mary's back in the day, that was fine, but now with all the "outsiders" who have higher expectations, we really need to look ahead to the next election.
K
Kizzy
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Re: Cable
What do you mean northern end? So, if I'm say in Mechanicsville, will I have a choice? I currently have comcast in Charles County, but I'll be in the 235/5 area, St. Mary's County. Is that north enough?
What do you mean northern end? So, if I'm say in Mechanicsville, will I have a choice? I currently have comcast in Charles County, but I'll be in the 235/5 area, St. Mary's County. Is that north enough?
Broke90GSX
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I went to Best Buy last week & on a whim I decided to check out their internet providers for high-speed. I put in my info, including credit card, address & phone #. The computer let me print out a confirmation # w/ everything else to get setup for Comcast High-speed & cable TV. My excitement was ready to burst, the instant I got home & hooked up my new modem & called Comcast. That's where my fantasy turned into reality. Those lying sacks still aren't in the area. They wouldn't take my confirmation #, nor do anything except say "Sorry, computer must have messed up". Their website also allows me to sign up & apply to have it installed. Something has to be done, I'm paying over 50$ a month for crappy high-speed internet that only works when it's sunny, cloudless & I stand on my head while rubbing my stomach.
Rob
Rob
Aimhigh2000
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North End
I am not sure where exactly comcast ends, but I live Near Golden Beach and I have comcast. I had it when I lived in DC and was glad to know that I would have them again. As for DSL, even if they bring it in, you need to be located within a certain distance of a "main office". DSL speed depends on how close you are to that point. The farther away you are, the slower your speeds, so make sure if DSL does come, you know how far you are.
I am not sure where exactly comcast ends, but I live Near Golden Beach and I have comcast. I had it when I lived in DC and was glad to know that I would have them again. As for DSL, even if they bring it in, you need to be located within a certain distance of a "main office". DSL speed depends on how close you are to that point. The farther away you are, the slower your speeds, so make sure if DSL does come, you know how far you are.
EVERY cable company does that