Verizon’s main competitors are cable providers like Xfinity, Optimum, Spectrum, and Cox. In general, these providers offer more affordable budget plans but tend to fall short on speed-per-dollar—and far short on customer experience—when compared to Verizon Fios.
In terms of download speeds offered, Verizon is roughly on par with the major cable internet providers with its fiber plans but offers symmetrical upload speeds, which make a real difference when sharing large files. We aren’t aware of any cable provider that offers this benefit.
Compared to other DSL providers, Verizon offers slower and more expensive plans. The company is rapidly replacing DSL lines with fiber, though, so you may not even have an option to order a new DSL line anyway. If you're an existing DSL customer, you can sign up for updates.
Canceling Verizon Fios is simple enough. There are no early termination fees or service agreements to work around—just cancel service and return your equipment.
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