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Hi.  I will be moving back to Denver here soon and it's about time.  
Right now I'm using Road Runner for my isp and have actually grown to 
like it a lot despite it's cable.  In Denver the only choice for 
highspeed Internet access at this time is through Comcast.  Any comcast 
users who can shed light as to their view on how the service tends to 
work is appreciated.  My concern is how aggressive are they about port 
blocking, icmp blocking, IP address allocation and speeds.

Road Runner here has recently in the last couple of months upped their 
bandwidth to 3 mbps down and 384 kbps up and I've gotten quite spoiled.

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