I received an email from Comcast today stating: We wanted to let you know that we're increasing the amount of data you receive as part of your internet data plan from 1 TB to 1.2 TBs per calendar month, effective July 1, 2020. We decided to increase the amount of data in our plans because our customers are using more data than ever before. Especially now, as more of us are at home, we want to make sure our customers have the data they need. There's nothing you need to do, and this change will happen automatically.
If you do exceed this new limit, you will be charged $10 plus tax for up to each additional 50 GB that you use. These charges can reach a max of $100 per month, lower than our previous max of $200 per month. Since we understand that overages might happen in times of especially heavy use, we won't charge for the first time the threshold is exceeded each year. This one courtesy month will be given to all customers effective July 1 for calendar year 2020.
We'd also like to let you know about something new we're offering, xFi Complete. With xFi Complete you'll get unlimited data and an xFi Gateway, which gives you control of your home network, WiFi coverage throughout your home, and the added digital protection of Advanced Security.
xFi Complete is available for just $25 per month, and if you think you'll need more than 1.2 TB of data per month, it could save you money. Learn more about how you can take advantage of this opportunity.
To understand more about how much data you're using, you can track your data usage anytime on My Account. To learn more about our data plans and to find out what uses the most data, visit dataplan.xfinity.com.
Thank you for being an Xfinity customer.
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