$60 provided by Comcast Cable in Fremont, CA; according to the speed test from www.dslreports.com:
4036 / 266
Your download speed : 4036 kbps or 504.5 KB/sec.
That is 19.6% worse than an average user on comcast.net
Your upload speed : 266 kbps or 33.3 KB/sec.
That is 33.8% worse than an average user on comcast.net
turtle-ing in fremont,
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Gotta love college internet, fast and cheap.
I'm on a retention plan from Rogers in Canada for the next 6 months.
24.99/month for 6mbps down/800kbps up.
All I have to do is call them in 6 months and if they don't give me a lower price than 47.99/month, I will switch to their competitor who gives the first 3 months for 9.99/month and 29.99/month thereafter.
Well I pay about $45:00 Canadian for "Unlimited download"
Usual speed is around 4820kbps UP and around 485kbps DOWN. This seems to be adequate for my needs and is, I think, a fair price. Plus we get really good support.
Interesting. Which provider?
I pay $56 Canadian, tax-in, for capped downloads and uploads (20 GB down, 10 GB up), 5.1 Mbps down (I've seen sustained downloads at 590 KBps ~= 4720 Kbps) and 900 Kpbs up. (Montreal; Videotron)
Who's you're provider and where are you located?
Micah
I pay $55.70 per month flat fee, for unlimited usage. I get 768 kb/s upload speeds and 3 MB/s download speeds plus 6 free e-mail accounts. This is from the local cable TV company which means that you also have to get cable TV at $37 per month.
Dante
i pay comcast $46.00 pluse a 3 fee to rent the cable modem from them and i get 6mb down and not sure how much upload.
I get ripper off for $79.99/month for 8.1 megabit down, 1.5Mb Up, and 10GB Down for Newsgroups, which goes waaayyy to fast, forcing me to use Giganews.
i pay $19.95CND for 5mb down and 512kb up DSL. its one of those six month deals then they jack up the price to $37.50CND.
I'm paying R$149 (Around US$70) for a 8MB down 0.5MB up.
I can download 60GB a month and upload as much as I want.
If I download more than 60GB my speed goes to 200kbps until the end of the month.
I live here in Hawaii and so there are two main broadband services, Roadrunner cable and Hawaiiantel dsl. I have Hawaiiantel dsl. I pay about $30 for 3mb down, and about 748kb up.
You must be using the wrong rates for CDN to USD becasue $56 CDN is around $50 USD.
Charges USD $35 for 2.5mb down & 256k up, 10 gigabytes monthly transfer (USD .30 per aditional GB).
5mb down and 768k up is 50 bucks
Cable speeds are not consistent.
I think DSL is less, but no other alternative.
Really wish I knew if Earthlink was less expensive ... heh heh heh
...Tethered the laptop. Only prob is that EV-DO is only in a couple places; here at the cape im lucky to get 200kbps.
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