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All depends on your Internet usage. If all you're going to be doing is looking at streaming video and browsing websites you don't need that much speed. I had Time Warner for 5 years and the service was decent.
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We live in Queens and have had TW for years with almost no problems. When we did, Customer Service was very helpful and figured out the problem quickly. I think it depends where you live because some people will tell you they are the worst.
If it's available in your building, get FiOS, otherwise TWC will be fine.
I have heard this advice as well. I don't have the FiOS option but others in my neighborhood in Queens do. TWC has been relatively ok for me, but I know many people who hate their service.
It took Hurricane Sandy for my building to get wired. The complex still might not have Fios today had that hurricane not happened.
I guess you are definitely a "glass half full" kind of guy.
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