Clear

This is a sham review and posting.
The number listed takes you to ADT Security sales line and the address is for the St. Louis Enterprise Center.

I’m LONG overdue for a review on Clear, since I’ve been using this service since about April. Bad Stephanie!
Anyway, when I moved recently, I decided that I was going to downgrade from my current plan with U-​verse (internet and cable w/​DVR) to internet only.
This was huge, friends. HUGE. If there’s one thing you should know about me, it’s that I’m a sucker for reality TV. Every trashy reality TV show on Bravo you can think of? I was a fan, and it was all on my DVR, along with countless other shows I’m too embarrassed to mention in this review.
So for me to go from 300+ channels and DVR to absolutely NO TV (not even basic cable, folks — I was quitting this sucker cold turkey!) was a huge feat for me. And apparently, it was also a huge feat for U-​verse, who wasn’t making this transition pleasant for me.
So I cut the cord on U-​verse as well. And I went with Clear instead.
After a simple phone call, I had a SUPER reasonably priced internet-​only plan set up. Instead of waiting for days for a cable company to come over and hook up my internet, I received a cable modem in the mail the VERY NEXT DAY. It was super easy to hook up, and BAM! I had internet.
Like I said, I’ve been with Clear since April, and have had their service in both Brentwood and Maplewood. In both areas, I’ve had no problems with connectivity, internet speed, or anything else. My internet is just as fast as it was with U-​verse (and before that, Charter), and it’s reasonably priced.
The one downside to Clear is that I am locked into a 2 year contract, but since it’s not tied to one particular address (like I said, I had this service in Brentwood, and now in Maplewood), I didn’t see an issue with that. I will be using the internet for the next two years (and beyond!) after all.
One big plus: unlike Charter and U-​verse, Clear has NO data cap on streaming. That means I can Netflix away without worrying about exceeding my data limit (and paying a hefty fee) every month.
And I’ll be honest: I do occasionally stream my trashy reality TV as well. It’s like a drug, I swear. Do they have rehab for reality TV show addicts?