How much do you pay for internet?

[Fadafaka]

I currently live in Turkey, which has very expensive internet packages that don't perform well.

I pay $25.00 for 8mbps which turns out to be 200kbps.

 

[Sattern]

I pay about $45 a month with nearly a GBPS.

I don't think they lowered the speeds though, I used to have a turbo package from Time Warner but then cancelled it and I don't see a difference.

 

[Anubis]

who the F you getting a GPBS from in Rochester?

 

[Ken g6]

$45 a month for ~300kbps. I need to look into some other options.

 

[Imp]

$47 after tax for 25/2, 300 GB cap.

 

[Tweak155]

$20/mo for ~28/4.

 

[TwiceOver]

$49.77 60/5 no cap, no cable tv.

I wish I could cut all that in half.

 

[slugg]

$180 and change for 80/20 mbps. Only other choice is $140 for 10/1 mbps. And with 80 mbps (which actually hits 100 mbps), I still get stuck buffering on Netflix. Thank you, Verizon? Fucking douchebags.

 

[brandonb]

$370/mo.

For T1 at 1.5mbs, and 3g wireless internet at 1.5mbs (which runs at like 57.6kbps - dialup speed).

So I get like 200KB/s downloads with my setup for that price.

(Rural user here)

 

[Red Storm]

$370/mo.

For T1 at 1.5mbs, and 3g wireless internet at 1.5mbs (which runs at like 57.6kbps - dialup speed).

So I get like 200KB/s downloads with my setup for that price.

(Rural user here)

I'm assuming you need the T1 otherwise...?

 

[brandonb]

I'm assuming you need the T1 otherwise...?

I need a wired internet that is reliable. Yes. Even though the T1 has been less than reliable. (Mice were in the extender box and ate the wires a few weeks ago). The joys of rural internet.

 

[smackababy]

I have TV bundled, but before that I was paying around $80 a month for 50/10, that has been increased to 100/25 I believe (even though I generally only average around 75/25).

With TV, I am paying around $155 a month.

 

[poofyhairguy]

Like $58 bucks for 28 megs down. I was paying $103 for 108 down.

 

[Eug]

$32.99 CAD plus tax for 25 Mbps down / 7 Mbps up.
Cap is 300 GB, but it's unlimited after 2 am until 8 am, and upload is unlimited all the time.

But that's just because I'm paying for basic DSL. I switched from VDLS2 25/7 to 6/1 DSL at another company (but with the same infrastructure), but they forgot to change my line. I couldn't get my DSL modem to work when the account transferred over. So on a lark I tried the VDLS2 modem with the new account and it worked. Then I just bought a VDSL2 modem off eBay and have been on 25/7 ever since.

Interestingly, 25/7 isn't even available anymore as an option. It's 25/10 now, but I'm still stuck at 25/7 not surprisingly.

 

[Mai72]

In Korea I was paying $24 a month.

 

[chimaxi83]

$29.99 for 50/20, which runs at 65/25. Thanks, Comcrap!

 

[Sattern]

who the F you getting a GPBS from in Rochester?

I mentioned I had the turbo package for awhile from Time Warner and then cancelled it.

They seemed to forget about lowering my data cap.

 

[Kadarin]

$104.95/mo for Comcast business class 50/10. No data caps, static ip, and with minimum guaranteed speed.

 

[smackababy]

$29.99 for 50/20, which runs at 65/25. Thanks, Comcrap!

The 50/20 plan was upgrade to 100/25 I believe, without a price increase. I average around 75 up now.

 

[saratoga172]

$50 for 75/75. Was trying to work in the 150/150 for $65 but verizon wasn't taking it. I'm happy with my service. Surprisingly I don't have any issues with netflix. Movies and shows take about 15 seconds to start and another 2-3 for HD to kick in, but definitely acceptable for me for $7/month. Should I be expecting better?

 

[Anubis]

I mentioned I had the turbo package for awhile from Time Warner and then cancelled it.

They seemed to forget about lowering my data cap.

your turbo was 1000 down?

because I have turbo and its 25/5

 

[blsmfade]

15 tl => 7$ month. because we use 4 family.

 

[thestrangebrew1]

I'm was previously paying $49.99 for 50/10, but just this month my wife (Minister of Finance) said our bill went up a little bit.

 

[Fritzo]

Free.

I work for an ISP. They give us the fastest speed we can get.

Unfortunately I can only get 6.0 DSL where I live It works well though.

 

[Gooberlx2]

$50 per month for, I dunno, whatever Comcast sells at that price range. Speedtest consistently gives me 30Mbps, but I'd call it 12-20Mbps effective when streaming from, say, Netflix.