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Things with caps aren't terrestrial broadband. You can have caps on cell based networks and still be considered broadband. One of the biggest issues is it companies like Comcast and AT&t will offer broadband service in an area but not necessarily offer only broadband service or not let you buy broadband service about also having their TV. And then they claim they're serving the area because they have broadband speeds or you can pay a bunch of money to have your service uncapped but that's not really the point of having a broadband connection available in the area.
Comcast is Terrestrial Broadband and has a 1tb cap. You are simply wrong.
Comcast has broadband speed plans. They also charge you an extra $30 if you don't have a TV bundle and then give you an actual broadband plan that's unlimited. They have also been throwing the unlimited data and router and security bs in more competitive areas but that's not a nationwide product.