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[MercuryLS3]

And where do you live?

I'm in Canada where we get royally fucked on telecom stuff. I've been able to snag a good promo from Bell though: 300mpbs down, 100mpbs up, unlimited for $65 a month (goes up to $85 after a year).

It's actually a pretty great deal, one that i was surprised to get from these terrible companies. What do you have?

 

[zer0das]

I pay $55 a month for 100 mpbs down and 3 up for Cable One. To be fair, I am in a fairly rural area and I actually get something close to 110 mbps and always have my advertised up and down or better (and based on past internet providers, this never happens).

 

[Krakatoa]

$69 for the 150/150

 

[jb1234]

$85 a month for 120/5. Comcast sucks.

 

[Shizzlee]

Charter. 60 down 6 up. Internet portion of the bill is $30.

 

[Daffy Duck]

UK and for £45 I get 200Mbps down and 20Mbps up

Unlimited with no caps, throttling, traffic management or anything.

 

[teh_pwn]

1 Gbps up and down. $80/mo. No throttling.

 

[Transistor]

1 gig down and 1 gig up

No data cap

90 a month

 

[daviyoung]

slow as fuck and too much

UK

 

[TheChewyWaffles]

1 gig down and 1 gig up

No data cap

90 a month

I used to have fibre like this, too....but I moved

 

[Stop It]

I'm on 200/20 but my price is part of a package for TV, Phone and Internet. I pay £69 ($89 ish) p/m for all 3.

 

[MercuryLS3]

1 Gbps up and down. $80/mo. No throttling.

Is 1gbps worth it? I'm tempted to pay a bit more for it, but 300down has been pretty great so far.

 

[DasPenguin]

Finland. 100 Mbps fibre, 9,90 euros per month. I think up to 10mbps the connection is free for the building.

 

[Montresor]

$93 per month in Canada

With 60Mbps up, 10 Mbps down and 200GB bandwidth per month

But that includes a combination modem/router rental, and a rental for an Hd PVR box and basic cable TV.

Not the greatest deal.

 

[Meadows]

(Hyperoptic, Manchester, UK)

100mbs down. 100 up. £33 p/m ($43).

There's a package with 1GB up and down for £50 p/m ($65) but I thought that was overkill.

Best thing is it's a steady 100mbps as they're artificially capping it from 1gb, so it's very reliable.

 

[nabil2199]

France : 1gig down 500meg up for 30 euros down from 50 after employee discount

 

[WaterAstro]

And where do you live?

I'm in Canada where we get royally fucked on telecom stuff. I've been able to snag a good promo from Bell though: 300mpbs down, 100mpbs up, unlimited for $65 a month (goes up to $85 after a year).

It's actually a pretty great deal, one that i was surprised to get from these terrible companies. What do you have?

Wow, that's all? I'm paying like that much for 25Mbps (or mbps I dunno) and 6 up in Vancouver with Telus. I'm packaged in with landline and TV.

Specifically $73 for internet, 129 for everything.

Also, do you have unlimited bandwidth? Telus started limiting and charging data, but I got a loyalty unlimited bandwidth thankfully.

 

[loganclaws]

$93 per month in Canada

With 60Mbps up, 10 Mbps down and 200GB bandwidth per month

But that includes a combination modem/router rental, and a rental for an Hd PVR box and basic cable TV.

Not the greatest deal.

Dude you're getting royally fucked, where in Canada? I'm in Montréal, I pay $26 a month for 100/100 unlimited bandwidth with no throttling.

 

[frankie_baby]

About 75 down 20 up, about £34 plus £18 phone line rental i think

 

[serenewarfare]

1 gig up and 1 gig down. No cap or throttle.

$95/month

US

 

[spons]

€ 47,50 for 40 mbit/s internet, television I don't watch and a land line I don't use.

Really looking to switch to 100 mbit/s plain ol' DSL without television and phone.

 

[MercuryLS3]

Wow, that's all? I'm paying like that much for 25Mbps (or mbps I dunno) and 6 up in Vancouver with Telus. I'm packaged in with landline and TV.

Specifically $73 for internet, 129 for everything.

Also, do you have unlimited bandwidth? Telus started limiting and charging data, but I got a loyalty unlimited bandwidth thankfully.

Mine is unlimited, i'm in Oakville, Ontario. Live in a new townhouse condo development, so we have Bell fibe that runs to our buildings.

 

[v1lla21]

I got a bundle with comcast for TV and Internet which I pay 80 for and I get 200mbps down

San Jose, CA

 

[Dreadnought]

$50 25mb down 4up. Is closer to 5/1 most of the time. Northland Internet in Georgia

 

[verbatimo]

Finland

100 / 5

Includes Spotify

40€

 

[Clockwork5]

Home internet from Google Fiber.
1 GB down
1 GB up
$90

 

[ClosingADoor]

100MB. Paying € 60 I think, but it is a package with tv + internet. Netherlands.

 

[Lv99 Slacker]

1Gbps up/down Google Fiber in Austin TX, USA. No caps. $70 a month.

 

[UpDownLeftRight]

About $80 for 30/10. Us Brits get shit internet deals outside of major cities it seems.

 

[Nintendo's Witch]

300/300 160€ with TV top package + 2 cells

 

[Ushay]

UK

200 Mbps d/s // 10 Mbps u/s
£36

What do I actually get? Fucking 35 Mbps d/s and 10 u/s, Virgin have this area as 'oversubscribed' so I have them heavily discounting my deal until they fix it.

 

[WaterAstro]

Mine is unlimited, i'm in Oakville, Ontario. Live in a new townhouse condo development, so we have Bell fibe that runs to our buildings.

I think shared residential area gets better deals when they collectively go under one company if I'm not mistaken.

Might be hard to pull off that deal in my residential home.

 

[BeatnikGunsoo]

Can people put there country like the op said

Well i pay 89 a month for 300/30 cox no caps yet

San diego, California, USA

 

[LOLDSFAN]

$40 for 100 down.

Use Comcast.

 

[Breads]

$85 a month for 120/5. Comcast sucks.

That's me.

And yep, it does.

 

[Lagamorph]

UK, £46/month for 300 down and 20 up.
Or it might be 30 up, I never actually checked the up when I upgraded from 200/20.

Unlimited use with no throttling/management.

 

[Arafo]

Spain, 300 Mbps down, 300 Mbps up and no data cap for 48€ a month

 

[Harpocrates]

$60 Canadian for 50/10, with Start.ca. Cable is faster around here, but the connection was unstable.

 

[RoadHazard]

Equivalent of about $45/month for 100/100. Sweden.

EDIT: No caps of course. We don't have them on home connections here, only on mobile data plans.

 

[MercuryLS3]

I think shared residential area gets better deals when they collectively go under one company if I'm not mistaken.

Might be hard to pull off that deal in my residential home.

Unlike a traditional high-rise condo, the townhouses here people are allowed to go with anyone they want. It's similar to owning a detached house.

 

[Fixed2BeBroken]

Live in the US. Internet is Verizon Fios Gigabit (750 up/750 down) 69.99 a month and 10 bucks for the modem so $80 a month.

$85 a month for 120/5. Comcast sucks.

I agree. but try canceling and going without internet for a day and then signing on as a new customer. should be able to get promotional pricing.

 

[The_Super_Inframan]

55mbit down / 11 MBit up
No caps at all
25€ a month

Germany

 

[half a moon]

$57 100/100 no cap tennessee
1000/1000 is $69 I believe

 

[Fragamemnon]

$59 250 down/10 up . wave broadband in the pnw

 

[Ullus]

Sweden
250/100
41€
Live 10km from the closest city.

 

[Megawarrior]

70 for 100mbps verizon fios

 

[faulty_fork]

Sweden

250 Mb down
10 Mb up
No data caps

16€

 

[hirokazu]

100/40Mbps for AU$60/month, Australia.

 

[Wowfunhappy]

3mb down and 1mb up, for $15 per month. No cap. It's TWC's cheapest plan.

I live in NYC and could get much faster internet if I wanted, but I don't want to pay for it.

Edit: Fixed price

 

[GET2DAACHOPPAAAA]

100 a month for 100 down 5 up no cap