How fast is your internet and what do you pay?

pestul

Member
300/100 Mbps in Newfoundland, Canada with Bell Fibe. No restrictions. It's part of my TV and phone package that costs $155 per month. I have two receivers and the HBO/Movies package with that.
 
We have 50/20 here in Oroville, CA through Comcast Xfinty and pay $40 a month. Would be nice to download stuff faster but it's just me and my wife so we don't really need any more speed.
 

Einchy

semen stains the mountaintops
I'm so jealous of you google fiber guys, especially since Comcast applied a cap last year.
 
We pay around 50$ for 6mbps down and maybe a half mpbs up when the planets are aligned and the sun does shine. Outstanding deal right?

In the Swiss outback aka a couple of km away from the next internet box thingy next to the street.
 

.la1n

Member
$70.00/mo for 1000/1000 Fiber; AT&T. Google ignored our city when expanding to the surrounding area :(

Edit: USA, no data cap.
 
$50

20Mbps down 3Mbps up

KanOkla Fiber

They do have options for much much higher, but it gets obscene. 500Mbps $250

No caps and very stable though.
 

Gragen

Member
We have 50/20 here in Oroville, CA through Comcast Xfinty and pay $40 a month. Would be nice to download stuff faster but it's just me and my wife so we don't really need any more speed.

I went to lineman school there.

300/300 in rural Arkansas but I've never got half that for 79 bucks.
 

Micael

Member
Portugal
27€ (with 23% VAT included) for 200mbps down, 200mbps up fiber connection, no limits, with phone line and TV with 145 channels, from vodafone with a subscription of 2 years (can't cancel the contract without due cause for those 2 years).

Also
25€ for 4G (that I can't move around) 100 down 50 up (actual speed at site around 80 something mbps down and 50 something mbps up) with no limits from vodafone, with a subscription of 2 years.
And have another service just like this same price in another location but only get around 20 to 30 download and upload also with no limits.

Also

30€ (can't recall the exact value) for 100mbps down and 100 mbps up with TV and phone line (Which we don't use) at the office also from Vodafone (their business contracts for internet are pretty terrible usually).
 

GraveRobberX

Platinum Trophy: Learned to Shit While Upright Again.
NYC Verizon FiOS

Triple Bundle

TV (full package) + Home Phone + 1024/1024Mb, aka Gigaspeed Internet

Total $200, taxes and dvr boxes bumps it to $235.
 

The Giant

Banned
25Mbps/5Mbps on NBN fibre cable

1tb a month

$80

Free Netflix streaming that doesn't count to my monthly limit.

Australia
 

joshcryer

it's ok, you're all right now
$45 a month 150 down 50 up, Spectrum. Don't let them charge you the extra $5 for "wifi" if you have your own DD-WRT compatible router (that has wifi).
 
Why are internet companies so shady? Comcast is horrible, but they're the only ones who can provide decent speeds in my area here in WA.

100 up / 50 down, I think. 1TB cap.
 

NewFresh

Member
$39 for 50/50 no cap, on FIOS in Pittsburg PA

It's supposed to go up to $49 after 2 years but I talked them into extending it.
 
100/10 no caps includes cable tv with PVR box and some premium sports channels for 17 euro

Warsaw Poland

would be 10 euro without tv :)
 

TaterTots

Banned
Not trying to go off topic, but I am curious as to why some people need 100/100 and such. It doesn't take a lot to stream hd movies, play mp games, general browsing, etc. Also, doesn't your speeds vary from server to server?
 

avaya

Member
This thread, as expected is Scandi and French domination. Portugal is also not too bad. Italy is up and coming in the next 12mths.

Americans getting done over by cable monopolies and shitty cable networks. The US prices are orders of magnitude worse when you add in all taxes and fees. Remember European prices include all taxes and sundry fees.

Spaniards being roped into fusion bundles, which make cellphone family plans look trivial when it comes to lock-in. Nice little cartel forming there.

U.K. people getting done in for being current subscribers, only good deals available for new movers. Still shit in general.

Edit: missed Asia, generally obscenely fantastic consumer propositions.
 

MercuryLS3

Junior Member
Not trying to go off topic, but I am curious as to why some people need 100/100 and such. It doesn't take a lot to stream hd movies, play mp games, general browsing, etc. Also, doesn't your speeds vary from server to server?

My 300mbps down speeds has greatly improved my download times as well as things like FaceTime calls with my sister overseas. PSN can download games to it much quicker than before.
 

avaya

Member
Not trying to go off topic, but I am curious as to why some people need 100/100 and such. It doesn't take a lot to stream hd movies, play mp games, general browsing, etc. Also, doesn't your speeds vary from server to server?

In countries where there is Fibre competition between two competing networks 100mbps becomes the low-end entry point because differentiation can only be achieved by having gigabit speeds.
 

reKon

Banned
Unfortunately I moved to an apartment where Comcast is the only provider. I'm paying $50 for 155 MBPS down. (supposed to be locked 3 yr agreement, but w/e - I think I got a good deal because there's also no cap)

Meanwhile, the old service I use to have, RCN, is now offering 1 GBPS down for $70.

FML

$20usd for 1gbps up 1gbps down

in Singapore

what the fuck
 

Dan1984uk

Banned
Not trying to go off topic, but I am curious as to why some people need 100/100 and such. It doesn't take a lot to stream hd movies, play mp games, general browsing, etc. Also, doesn't your speeds vary from server to server?

I have it just for the convenience of being able to download games at a much faster rate, I went from having 10 down to 250 and the difference is night and day for me and could never go back to slow speeds, especially with the size of games and game patches these days.
 

Xando

Member
Been paying 30€ for 10mbs down. Realized i can get 100mbs down for the same price so i‘ll be making the switch on sept 1st. Also includes a mobile flat
 
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