Internet cost and speed

$10 USD FTTH 12Mbps unlimited :D

10€ for 1Gb/s per month ... unlimited ... Romania

36$ for 300 Mbps unlimited, Estonia :)

11€ for 100/10 unlimited
Also 300/30 available for 30€ but its pointless for me since i have all on wifi and living in f*** flat... wifi gimme now max 85/10 (much other wifi around)

Around $10 for up to 10Mb/s, 20Mb/s or 80Mb/s (yes, same price, different speed). Cable connection, no limits.
Sadly, I can't get more than 1,5Mb/s because of current location :/

Belarus. 5,7€ 3/1 unlimited

I pay 8.5€ for 100/100Mbps unlimited. My ISP can provide 1Gbps/200Mbps for 16€

50mb/s (unlimited) for 30 PLN (7€ for month)

8,- for 30mbs unlimited

(though we only get 20 because retarded provider)

5.5€ for 100Mbit, though with a 10GB download/day limit.

18$ 16 mbps, unlimited, but speed drops to 3 mbps when i reach 50 GB download. I am at Turkey.

Somewhere around $100 for 11 down and 1 up. Screw you Frontier Communications.

In turkey we have TTnet Curse.

Get ready to be shocked, I use the most cost effective ISP in my country, there are faster ones but they are 3G and end up costing a fortune.

Currently the USD exchange rate is very, very inflated in my country, but for this let's assume it was the usual exchange rate of 2 years ago.

I pay 10.000 AKZ, my national currency, around 100 USD

I get 1Mbps = 128 KBps no data cap

EDIT: BTW, 10.000 AKZ is 1/3 of the minimum wage for a full time job.

~10$ for 2/0.5 Mbps down/up, unlimited but shared IP with all users of my network (about 300 users)

10€ for unlimited 100 Mbps.

€30 1mb/s limited to 10 gb (monthly)

the other option was
20€ 30kb/s unlimited (takes a lot of time to load a site)

100/100 26€, unlimited (fiber-optic)
(500/500 is also possible, but I don't see the point with that 50€ price tag)

Up to 10 Mb/s download | 0.3 Mb/s upload

Limited capacity of 10 GB

$13 per month

The problem : My ADSL line's maximum supported speed is 4Mbps !

I have 4 Mbps / 512 Kbps unlimited for 25€/month, and the connection is wireless, so I let you imagine the interference problems.
Not to say that I have this one only since 2012... Before that time, there was some shitty 640 Kbps that cost 28€ (there was a 1 Mbps one but cost around 45€). And before 2007 there was only dial-up 56 Kbps internet.
In adjacent towns, instead, they have 8 Mbps / 1 Mbps, cabled and unlimited, for about 20€. And since 2003 they had at least 2 Mbps. With "adjacent" I mean 5 km or less.

I feel like I live in the wrong town and the wrong region. I've been hearing mayors, province and region presidents speaking of "optical fiber in the next two years" for at least 12 years now, but still... They brought it only to big towns, and maybe to some industrial districts.

120 mb/s down, 10 mb/s up unlimited 40€ I believe.

$50/month for 125/25 cablewith a 250GB/month limit, but my account is grand-fathered in with no limit. USA, Midwest (near Chicago)

Google fiber is coming through next year, though, with 10x faster net for about the same price. I'll be switching then.

30$ for 1.3 MB/s, 130 KB/s, I'm living in Hungary in one of those "bad areas" where there is only crappy DSL net. At least it's unlimited.

Considering new u.s. dollar exchange rate in my country it's $10 for 4mb/s, 1mb/s unlimited. 8/1 unlimited for $13.
Optic fiber internet connection $10 for 50mb/s unlimited.

30€ month for:

• unlimited calls to both landlines and mobiles
• 20 mb down/1 up (real: 12 down/0.5 up)