Their speeds don't seem very fast: http://bkfiber.com/plans-service-areas.php
With Verizon Fios you can get 100 Mbps symmetric at $80/month. (Also, why are bkfiber's speeds not symmetric? I thought all fiber connections had upload == download.)
With Verizon Fios you can get 100 Mbps symmetric at $80/month. (Also, why are bkfiber's speeds not symmetric? I thought all fiber connections had upload == download.)
These guys are just a small business trying to deliver a high quality network.
I'll admit though I was paying $100/month for 300/15 in Bushwick before I moved. It's probably hard to remain competitive.
They are getting real unthrottled results from their users who have had similar speeds from Spectrum / Timewarner / Optimum.
I think their pitch (at least a few years ago) was that they would deliver the actual speeds they are promising equally.