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Comcast

  • Tony B.
  • Jan 14, 2024
  • 2 min read

Updated: Mar 9, 2024

Updated: 1/14/24



This page is DEDICATED the Nefarious Dealings from one of the largest Cable Companies.



DEC 2016

Comcast still uses MITM JavaScript Injections to serve unwanted Ads and Messages

OCT 2016

Comcast SUED for $100 million in Washington state lawsuit over deceptive practices!

Comcast SUED for Misleading Fees It Claims are just its way of being "Transparent"!

In addition to vanilla price hikes and usage caps and overage penalties, ISPs have spent the last few years borrowing a tactic from the banking industry to covertly jack up the advertised price of broadband service: the completely nonsensical hidden fee. From CenturyLink's $2 per month "Internet Cost Recovery Fee" to FairPoint's $3 per month "Broadband Cost Recovery Fee," such fees usually just hide some of the cost of doing business below the line, letting an ISP advertise one price, then charge something quite different at the end of the month.

MAY 2016

Comcast SUED by Viamedia for Monopolization of ‘Spot’ Cable Ad Sales Market


MAY 2015

Comcast SUED by its users after ignoring Piracy Notices!

​Comcast Treats City to Fiber After Suing It For Installing Fiber!

FEB 2015

​Comcast SUED for Racial Discrimination!

JAN 2015

​Comcast SUED over "Screwing over Customers"!

DEC 2014

​Comcast SUED for turning Home WiFi Routers into "Public Hotspots"

JAN 2009 Comcast Internet throttling is up and running!

Comcast, the second-largest US cable television and Internet communications service provider, has a new broadband traffic throttling scheme installed and operating in all of its markets. The ISP's new regime for restricting its customers' bandwidth utilization replaces its former stealthy practice of arbitrarily blocking subscribers' peer-to-peer (P2P) upload traffic, which was criticized by the FCC last year after it was exposed by the Associated Press and others.

NOV 2007

Comcast SUED over BitTorrent Traffic Interference!


 
 
 

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