High-Speed Internet
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The Perfect WiFi Solution to Connect All Your Devices With Download Speeds Up to 1 Gig
Speed Matters:
Faster Speeds to Meet Your Needs
1-2 Connected Devices
10M Internet
Download: Up to 10 Mbps
Upload: Up to 1 Mbps
Total Monthly Data Plan:
200 GB/Month*
2-4 Connected Devices
40M Internet
Download: Up to 40 Mbps
Upload: Up to 4 Mbps
Total Monthly Data Plan:
1,000 GB/Month*
5-7 Connected Devices
100M Internet
Download: Up to 100 Mbps
Upload: Up to 10 Mbps
Total Monthly Data Plan:
1,500 GB/Month*
8-10 Connected Devices
200M Internet
Download: Up to 200 Mbps
Upload: Up to 20 Mbps
Total Monthly Data Plan:
2,500 GB/Month*
10+ Connected Devices
500M Internet
Download: Up to 500 Mbps
Upload: Up to 50 Mbps
Total Monthly Data Plan:
4,000 GB/Month*
Unlimited Connected Devices
1 Gig Internet
Download: Up to 1 Gig
Upload: Up to 50 Mbps
Total Monthly Data Plan:
6,000 GB/Month*
*$10 for each incremental 50GB of data or portion thereof used beyond the monthly data plan. Monthly Data Plan FAQ
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All High-Speed Internet packages require a cable modem. Actual Internet speeds may vary and are not guaranteed. Rates are subject to change. Rates do not include franchise fees, FCC regulatory fees, or taxes. PA sales tax applicable to some rates and fees. Installation fees may apply.
PenTeleData or SECV will use reasonable efforts to notify customers prior to terminating the service for excessive bandwidth use.
IP traffic sent to customers on ports TCP 25, TCP 80, TCP 443, TCP 445, TCP 1080, TCP 6667-6669, TCP 1433-1434, TCP&UDP 135-139, TCP&UDP 67 are blocked for security and network management reasons to minimize customer's computers from being virus infected through well known vulnerabilities and/or to avoid infected or hostile computers from affecting other users computers.
Customers will receive either 2 dynamic public IP addresses acquirable via DHCP or may receive 2 dynamic private IPs behind Network Address Translation (NAT) via DHCP. Customers that receive NAT'd private IPs will have all inbound ports blocked that are not opened as a result of an outbound request due to the operation of NAT.