In a major UK city centre, no fibre, £35 a month for 'up to' 17mb. Unbelievable.
And where do you live
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¥8,000
Longmont is special in that it got some sort of exemption early on and was able to build out its own fiber internet service many years ago and then expanded it to residents. City planning-wise they made a lot of good moves, they also provide the local power and water which is generally cheaper than the surrounding areas because it's not for-profit, and have had a free bus program for the last 2 years.
No other city in Colorado has this, they all pay Comcast/Century Link hostage pricing though a lot of them have noticed how successful NextLight has been.
$85 a month for 120/5. Comcast sucks.
100/35, no throttling, unlimited, ~50 USD/month
Lucked out with the apartment. Who knew an ISP striking a deal with an apartment would actually be good for the residents? I still do have the option to go for other ISPs but this is cheaper than any of the equivalent plans I find online.
Edit: Just checked. Holy cow I'm averaging 600GB/month for 4 people, peaking at 800GB. This is a lot higher than I expected.