Most broadband users are unaware of speed
A new survey from the Federal Communications Commission notes that while 91 percent of U.S. broadband consumers are satisfied with their service, 80 percent of them don't know what speed broadband connection they're paying for.
The survey of more than 3,000 adults conducted this spring asked consumers if they knew what the advertised speed of the broadband service they were signed up for was supposed to be. Four out of five said they didn't know. About 24 percent said they thought they were likely getting the speed they were supposed to get. And 57 percent of respondents said they believed they should get the broadband speeds that providers had advertised.
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The survey of more than 3,000 adults conducted this spring asked consumers if they knew what the advertised speed of the broadband service they were signed up for was supposed to be. Four out of five said they didn't know. About 24 percent said they thought they were likely getting the speed they were supposed to get. And 57 percent of respondents said they believed they should get the broadband speeds that providers had advertised.
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