I’m not saying they are paid perfectly fairly, but the good realtors do a SHITLOAD of work that you aren’t seeing. This argument is no different than “why do we pay IT guys so much”. It’s not because it takes me 3minutes to reboot the computer, it’s because I have years of experience that leads me to that decision quickly. You also sound like an extremely easy client.
And 50k? At a 4/3 which is pretty typical for a buyers agent (at least in my neck of the woods) you bought a 1.5mil house?
You wrote out one of those two words. I don’t think they are comparable.
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I have spectrum and they don’t forcibly route anything for me.
You must have either their modem maybe? Or you have the DNS helper setting where if you mistype a url it redirects you.
Either way there is a way to disable it because it doesn’t happen for me and hasn’t in the many years I’ve had them across the country.
No, a family that could not afford to own a second home bought one and then couldn’t profit from it.
America isn’t a British colony, we won a whole war about that.
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Persona 5?
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Marvel Midnight Suns?
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I think you mean router, since you would most likely not set DNS on a modem (unless it’s a combo) — but yes I would look into getting something better that you have more control over.
Edit: gotta love new Lemmy clients that spam comment replies 🤦♂️
I use a Unifi system which is going to be overkill for 99% of people, but as far as Modems only go Arris Surfboards are solid and I’ve never had an issue.
For router you can get whatever is your fancy, mesh system or a big multi antenna whatever.
They are better than Comcast but that’s a low bar.
Overall I get Gig speeds for $80/m which isn’t terrible and no data cap. My previous house AT&T fiber was the same cost but better. I don’t have a choice where I live now so it’s Spectrum or DSL
That’s still a combo device which I generally would avoid. But basically anything that isn’t provided by the cable company will be better.
This man just generalized 8 billion peoples’ dreams.