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who is your provider and what is you plan

 

im with tpg (australia) and my plan is unlimited on adsl2+ speed is 10/0.7

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Google Fiber 1gbps down/up for 70 USD/month.

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Comcast, 125 Down / 30 Up for ~$70 a month.

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cox communications

5 down/1 up

35 a month. lol

 

but i think it includes cable in the price

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Cox - Phoenix AZ

 

I pay for 150 down/20 up 

 

I get 180+ down/ 30 up

 

I pay 78.99

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My city voted to make a isp, its run by our electric company. I pay 35 usd and get 20 up and no cap. I like it.

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Virgin Media

 

Download: 50mbps

Upload: 5mbps

 

Price £40? (Not Sure :P)

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Google Fiber 1gbps down/up for 70 USD/month.

Can I have your internet?  :ph34r:

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Telstra Bigpond - ADSL2+ 500gb / Month

 

Down: 5mbps

Up: 0.8mbps

 

$150

 

 + 1 Homephone

 + 2 Mobiles with 500mb data

 

#AUSADSL = Austraila Auto Disconnect Super Lag

Human intelligence decreases with increasing proximity to oncoming traffic.

 

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Virgin Media

 

Download: 50mbps

Upload: 5mbps

 

Price £40? (Not Sure :P)

Really? I get about 70mbps with BT, and that is around £30/£35 with line rental and phone and stuff? 

 

(I cannot remember up speed  :D) 

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Really? I get about 70mbps with BT, and that is around £30/£35 with line rental and phone and stuff? 

 

(I cannot remember up speed  :D) 

To Be Honest. I have no clue. :D 

I think it's in the reign of £40-50?

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To Be Honest. I have no clue. :D

I think it's in the reign of £40-50?

Dayymmm, fair enough. If you can get  BT Infinity it is worth it. You can check here: https://www.cable.co.uk/guides/can-i-get-bt-infinity-broadband/

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Dayymmm, fair enough. If you can get  BT Infinity it is worth it. You can check here: https://www.cable.co.uk/guides/can-i-get-bt-infinity-broadband/

I can get BT Infinity. I'm sharing with 5 other people >.> . So I might get my dedicated Internet..cos I Can :D  :ph34r:

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Google Fiber 1gbps down/up for 70 USD/month.

Where i live they blew it because they did not what to spend money on the installing it F* where i live i wish i had google fiber but i have to stick with charter. 

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Virginmedia

100Mbps down (usually about106 though)  supposed to be 10%of that (so 10Mbps) up but I have NEVER had more than 5.5~6 Mbps.

 

Lumped in with phone and telly  about £100 a month

 

Edited to add :-

 

If it was down to me and not the wife I would deep six the telly and land line totally but she talks to her mother at least twice a day and likes all the soaps so...

all the soaps includes those "real housewifes of..."  shows not availlable on aerial telly so...

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                                           "This too shall pass"

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