How much do you pay for the internet?

[renz20003]

My wife was saying that $65 for spectrum 100 mbps/unlimited was to much.

So if you could kindly reply with:

Provider
Speed
Unlimited or capped
Price

Thanks OT

 

[local]

$120, "25 mbps", unlimited

Average speed is closer to 10 mbps.

Tell your wife to STFU.

 

[lxskllr]

Boost Mobile
~1MB/S
3GB highspeed, unlimited 2G afterward
$35/month

:^P

 

[Brainonska511]

RCN
250/15 Mbps service
$40/mo

A few months ago, when I was in another location, it was Optimum 100/? Mbps service at a promotional rate of $40/mo.

 

[nisryus]

Spectrum 10 Mbps for $49 a month.

 

[rchunter]

I have 2x 9Mbit connections. 60 bucks each so $120 a month.
Rural north Idaho we're lucky to get that..

 

[purbeast0]

I pay $172/mo for FIOS TV with 3 cable boxes and 75/75 internet. It also has a phone line but I've never hooked up a phone the 6 years I've lived in this house. Not sure what the breakdown is though.

 

[spacejamz]

Spectrum $55 ($50 + $5 taxes - I bought my own modem)...100/10 and that is what I usually get...speedtest is is usually around 115 down/12 up

 

[spacejamz]

Spectrum $55 ($50 + $5 taxes - I bought my own modem)...100/10 and that is what I usually get...speedtest is is usually around 115 down/12 up

My modem is a Netgear CM700 - 32 x 8 bonded channels...on paper that should make a noticeable difference over an older modem with less channels...

 

[WilliamM2]

$65 for Spectrum 100/10, always get 117/14 or so.

Why would anyone buy their own modem for Charter? They supply one for free. I've had to update it twice in the last 4 years, cost me nothing, and they mail it to the house too.

 

[snoopy7548]

I think it's absolute BS that you have to enter in an address in order to see pricing. Should be the same exact price nation-wide.

Comcast
250/15
Unlimited, but they have that stupid data chart on my account page with a "cap" that is currently suspended of like 300 or 500GB
$92.95/month

The pricing for the other tiers make zero sense...

15/? - 49.95/month
60/? - 74.95/month
150/? - 89.95/month
250/15 - 92.95/month
400/? - 99.95/month
1000/? - 104.95/month
2000/? - 299.95/month

I'd love to be able to switch but I can't.

 

[spacejamz]

$65 for Spectrum 100/10, always get 117/14 or so.

Why would anyone buy their own modem for Charter? They supply one for free. I've had to update it twice in the last 4 years, cost me nothing, and they mail it to the house too.

Charter included the modem fee in their monthly bill...spectrum/time warner/comcast does not....

 

[Red Squirrel]

$74.89/mo for 50mbps down / 30mbps up fibre to the home (going by my bank statement so that's after taxes etc). The base price is higher though, I get a discount because I work for the company.

 

[shortylickens]

300 / 10

$45

 

[GrumpyMan]

Xfinity
70 dwn
6 up
$46.00

 

[Carson Dyle]

Comcast Xfinity
60/5
1024 GB monthly cap
$49.99

This was a deal I was able to get by talking with someone on reddit at /r/comcast_xfinity. Before that, I was paying $77.45 for 70/5, which was a grandfathered tier no longer offered.

Municipal fiber is being deployed by our city and is expected to begin rolling out next year and take three to four year to be fully deployed. I expect it will cost between $50 and $70 for symmetric 1 Gbps.

 

[Carson Dyle]

Here's the current rate chart for Xfinity internet-only service in my area. I've been tracking Comcast's pricing for the last five years and (not so curiously) this year, in which our city voted to deploy fiber, was the first without a rate increase.

Performance Starter 15/2 $51.95
Performance Plus 60/5 $66.95
Performance Pro 150/5 $81.95
Blast Pro 250/10 $96.95
Extreme Pro ?/? $111.95
Gigabit 1000/35 $126.95

 

[VirtualLarry]

I was on FIOS 100/100 for $40/mo, should have stuck with that. After getting gigabit, was up to ~$105/mo.

 

[DownTheSky]

RDS - internet 500/250, TV, landline + 2 unlimited data plan mobile phones - $30/mo

 

[s0me0nesmind1]

$40/m I don't know I think it's ~20mbps but I don't know. Overall it downloads fast enough for me and can stream some basic stuff.

I don't care if they make fiber available in my area, I would still stick with whatever is "good enough" and significantly lower. I might be willing to upgrade to fiber for $50-60/month... definitely not $80+ like most of them want.

 

[WelshBloke]

About £70 a month for a land line, two mobile contracts and some crappy unlimited internet!

 

[RLGL]

Century link is the provider, Internet unlimited, Phone service, land line. 20 Mbps. $89.00/ mo

 

[SKORPI0]

Xfinity Triple Play - 230 channels, Show, Starz, Cinemax- $218/month ($139+$51 devices+$ xtra.fees).
For some weird reason. the Xfinity internet promos (prices and speed) offered in Chicago is not available in my location (25 SW of Chicago).
My next door neighbor has tried DirectTV, Dish Network and AT&T, but eventually went back to the devil called "Xfinity/Comcast" because the previous 3 services "sucks".
FIOS not available.

I would love to cut the cable since I have Netflix, Hulu.. and usenet sources, but some documentaries/sci-fi./live news are not available. Roku with Pluto TV is nice.
Looking at this thing called IPTV.

300 Mbps/18 Mbps capped to 1024GB.

 

[balloonshark]

Suddenlink
100Mbps / 10Mbps
Unlimited (This the lowest tier that is unlimited. The 50Mbps is capped at 250GB )
$85.41

 

[Sonikku]

Spectrum. 3mpbs for $15. It really isn't enough but if I wanted more going up even a single notch would quadruple the price outright. I can't afford that.