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Contract Less Xfinity Prepaid Internet Service Launched By Comcast



Comcast has done a new update to its service by launching the contract less Xfinity internet service. This is a prepaid internet service that will allow users to sign up for the internet without any contract. Read the article and know more about this new service.

Following the hot on the wheels of Verizon’s new prepaid FiOS plan, now Comcast also announced recently that the company will offer a prepaid version of its own Xfinity internet service. Take Comcast chat support for any kind of information.

Yes, after the years of testing, now Comcast’s prepaid internet service will now be available to all Xfinity customers. The new plan ingeniously has been named as Xfinity Prepaid internet service, will allow customers to sign up for the internet service without any credit check or annual contract. The package will allow the users to pay for the internet service on a pay as you go basis, with the refills ranging from seven which will cost them $15 to thirty days which will cost them $45. Comcast 24 7 support can be taken for more detail information on this latest update.

Comcast is partnering with Boost mobile to sell the $80 prepaid starter kits which will come with a wireless DOCSIS 3.0 gateway and 30 days of service. The download will measure up to 10Mbps downstream and 1Mbps for the uploads and refill will start at $15 for one week. The prepaid plan will work anywhere within Xfinity’s coverage area and while there is no credit check of any type is involved. But you do need to have more than 18 years or older to sign up. The partnership also gives the customers of Boost mobile $5 off on refills. It is available both at Boost Mobile Stores and Comcast website. In the case of any difficulty or query, you can also take Comcast tech support. Currently, there is almost 800 Boost Mobile Stores in Pennsylvania, Texas, and Michigan though they will be in all 4000 of the company’s retail locations by the end of the year.

This announcement came after the Verizon launched its own FiOS prepaid internet service earlier this month, which will offer the speed up to 25Mbpsfor $60 per month. This service however comes, bundled with phone and TV both, which some customers might not need. Other prepaid internet services currently available include mobile hotspots like the Karma-Co which runs on Sprint’s LTE network with the download speed ranging from 6 to 25Mbps, depending upon your location, though the data is available to only one user at a time. Other users that will log on to same hotspot network will need their own prepaid account. The service of Karma also works on a pay per data model which requires refills by the gigabytes.

At the launch, the customers will be able to find the Xfinity starter kits at Boost Mobile Stores. For more information, or in the case of any query, you can have Comcast support chat.
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