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FAQs

Who owns Astound Broadband? ›

“The acquisition of Astound marks Stonepeak's second investment in residential broadband in North America and represents the largest asset in Stonepeak's global communications portfolio, which includes eight digital infrastructure investments to date,” said Brian McMullen, Senior Managing Director at Stonepeak.

To disconnect and discontinue billing you must call Astound Customer Service (at 1-800-427-8686).

What is the difference between Astound and Spectrum internet? One big difference is price. Astound offers 300 Mbps internet at $20 per month and 1 gig for $45 per month, while Spectrum's 300 Mbps plan is $39.99 per month or $49.99 per month. Spectrum has 1 gig for $59.99 per month or $69.99 per month.

In January 2022, the company announced its regional divisions would become Astound Broadband: RCN Corporation — becomes Astound Broadband powered by RCN. Grande Communications — becomes Astound Broadband powered by Grande. Wave Broadband — becomes Broadband powered by Wave.

No fee will be imposed on you for such early termination of the Contract. For the purpose of computing charges, a month is considered to have 30 days.

If your current plan has an annual contract, you may have to pay early termination fees (ETFs) to cancel it. Depending on the provider, ETFs cost $10–$15 for each month you have left on your contract. Some providers have no-contract internet plans, which lets you switch internet providers without incurring any fees.

If you decide to cancel your broadband before your minimum term is up, you'll usually need to pay an exit fee. What you'll pay depends on the provider. But it'll typically involve paying off the remaining months of your contract, plus the cost of any equipment provided, such as a router.

MBI owns Vyve Broadband. Mega Broadband Investments Holdings LLC (MBI) and Cable One, Inc.

Internet, Mobile, TV & Streaming Services. Astound Broadband. Meet Our Companies: RCN, Grande, Wave, & enTouch.

Astound Group is a Private company.

Did RCN get bought out? ›

On August 15, 2016, the Chicago Tribune reported that TPG, a Texas-based private equity firm, has agreed to buy RCN Telecom Services for $1.6 billion, giving it control of one of Chicago's largest cable providers, the company announced Monday.