Do you feel ripped off by your telco/carrier?
my isp is named VMedia and they are rogers and bell resellers. i pay $64.xx for 40/4 connection with no limit. i dont have tv but pay around 55/mo for my cell through telus
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third world country here
20 USD for 60kbs download speed and 30 kbs upload speed with 10 gigabyte bandwidth limit...
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23.93 USD for 2 Mbps, long live pseudo-socialist Ecuador.
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8 Mbps 50€ per month. On other side of road 10€ for 100 Mbps. So yes?
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I get my internet for free from the university. It's not incredibly fast, but enough to play online with, so I'm glad.
EDIT: I just tested, I get 7Mb/s down and 10Mb/s up.
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$10 / month, 30Mbps download, 3Mbps upload
I voted for "Maybe" xD
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$53/month
Max Download: Up to 1.0 Mbps
Max Upload: Up to 0.5 Mbps
I feel we are ripped off.
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I currently pay $45 for 2mbps internet + cable TV, without cable it would be 5mbps... really expensive here.
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It is 34 Euros/Month for:
- 30 mbps download and 2 upload
- 1500 Minutes for local calls
- 150 minutes for local cell phones
I am more than pleased with the speed, i never reach the 1500 minutes of local calls and neither do i reach the 150 of cell phones. Besides, my household uses these services for 16 hours a day so based on the calculations i pay 16x30=480 hours and 34/480=0.07 Eurocents per hour. Not bad at all! (The truth is that this price has been cut to half due to the fact that i belong to a special category, normal price is 75 per month!).
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~$50 per month for 50mbit down and 10mbit upsteam (with iptv), near major city in germany
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I pay 42€ for 200Mbit down 10Mbit up + telephone via Cable (fibre inside, I think).
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~$17 USD/month for 50mbps download and 2mbps upload. ISP DSL, I'm from Poland. Cheers
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I pay around 9.11 USD for 50 Mbps, but in almost every case i use it, i get around 100 Mbps of speed.
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Around 20 USD/month for 10Mbps. But I think that also includes calls.
The best I can get here is around 16Mbps. And 20~25Mbps if I move to downtown.
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25 € for (see below), but it's limited to 100 GB per month. I live in the deepest countryside of Germany, I feel blessed ;P
Oh and yeah, countrywide landline calls flatrate included.
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About 15$ for flat 10/1 + fixed line with free local calls.
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~18USD for 100/100 Mbps fibre connection, without TV, no limits. ISP is Polish Netia.
Plus 21.5USD for mobile phone with free SMS, phone-talks and 3Gb internet per month, but it's a package with smartphone as well, so that's why it's so costly ;p
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$9,7 per month for 200Mb/s download and 100Mb/s upload.
Crappy minimum wage, food price, gas price, rent prices, but awesome telecom subscription rates.
Long live RCS & RDS.
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All this talk about net neutrality has got me thinking about how much a free market actually does to keep price competitive, especially with all the monopolies that telecommunication companies have all over the world.
I currently pay $40 USD a month for 200Mbps fibre internet, home line with free local calls and a "slightly" unreliable IPTV. And more for cable TV obviously. I could have 1 Gbps for the same price without IPTV but no switching mobile phones every year. So how much do you pay for your internet? I live in Singapore BTW and I feel so bad about complaining right now...
Actually I just want to give away a copy of Contrast but need a reason to open a thread. LVL 1 and above only though.
Edit: Over sorry.
P.S. Obligatory John Oliver video. That man's a genius.
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