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I currently have Xfinity/Comcast internet. Service has been good, but price keeps going up and I know I can get cheaper faster service through quantum. When I looked at them about two years ago, I got so frustrated by the set up and lack of customer service, that I decided I’d rather pay twice as much for Comcast did not deal with them. My contractors up that I’m looking at quantum again. My main question is, can I expect reliable service with low downtime if I switch over to this? Due to work, I can’t afford outages where quantum won’t get back to us or restore service quickly. I can deal with crappy phone support to a degree as long as I can expect reliable service and quick repairs. Has anybody had a recent outage for more than a few hours that they haven’t been able to get fixed? Has it generally been reliable for most people?

Looking for advice as my son is looking at a lease for an off-campus house that is rented by the room. This house has multiple bedrooms, and some of the bedrooms may be filled later by the landlord with people he doesn’t know. The contract is vague as to what happens if other people were to come in and not pay their rent, or if other people caused damage to the common areas, or if they have pets and the pets do damage. Just looking for anyone who rents a room in a house where people are individually responsible and it’s not one lease. Does each roommate typically sign a lease where they are responsible for damages? What happens if one person does damages or doesn’t pay rent, is everybody responsible even if the rooms are rented individually and my son may not know this person? Just looking for anything else that’s typical if there’s anybody out there who rents a room in a house where the the lease is by the room. Thanks.

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