If you’ve decided that you want to subscribe to a Charter Internet package, you should know that they have 4 different choices. Each one has a different speed from the others, and as you move up, you get additional features that the basic packages lack. Every package fits a certain type of Internet user, which one are you?
“I go online for about an hour before I go to bed”
If the statement above describes your Internet usage, you should consider the High Speed Internet Lite package. Still faster than dial-up or DSL, Lite gives you download speeds of up to 1Mbps, with upload speed at 128kbps. It comes with 10 e-mail addresses, the Charter Security Suite that protects your computer against viruses and other harmful programs, and the ability to watch free live games at ESPN360.com.
At only $19.99 per month, the Lite package gives you high-speed at a low, low price.
“I want to stay connected”
With download speeds of up to 5 Mbps and uploads speed up to 1Mbps, Charter’s High Speed Intenet Express package is perfect if you document everything you do and share it with friends and family.
With doubled upload speeds and faster downloads with PowerBoost, Express is the faster way to connect and stay connected with the rest of the world.
“I do everything online”
If you want to see your online army demolish your opponent’s, or if you watch all the latest blockbusters on your computer, you might want to consider that High Speed Internet Plus Package.
Everything you do you can now do in less time with download and upload speeds of up to 10 and 2Mbps, respectively. Large files aren’t a big problem anymore, and now, downloading a movie won’t make you feel like you lined up at the theater.
“Every second counts”
For multiple users or those looking to watch in HD online without the long wait, the High Speed Internet Max package is the perfect choice.
With a download speed of up to 20Mbps (that’s 13x faster than DSL!), everyone in the house can play even the most complex of games and watch movies in crystal clear resolution.
Getting an Internet package that doesn’t fit your lifestyle can be frustrating or a waste of money. First, think about how or why you use the Internet. Then the package that’s right for you should be easy to figure out.