What's your internet speed?

[cz_squishy]

Just curious to see what everyone else is getting.

Mine at $70/month:

[amckern]

79.95 (AUD)
Random snap shot of what i am doing at the moment (ADSL 2+ with EOP connection)


45 (AUD)
Getting 50/12 on LTE connection (problem is my tablet only connects)

1400 (AUD) 10Meg
iSeek colo services, inc 1/2 rack, and back bone connection @ 10Meg to SingTel backbone

[Jangalomph]

$45/mo.

EDIT: Amazingly i was getting 5 MB/s when downloading something on steam last night. Thats a first.

[Ark11]

I get this shit for like $70 a month,

[amckern]

I get this shit for like $70 a month,

LOL You poor fuck stuck on a RIM. Hope the NBN comes soon

[srredfire]

Ranges from about 30-35 Mb/s download and 10-12 Mb/s upload. I'm moving tomorrow though so we'll have to see if that changes!

[Dives]

[Major Banter]

Variable, post internet DNS change

[Ark11]

I get this shit for like $70 a month,

LOL You poor fuck stuck on a RIM. Hope the NBN comes soon

Knowing our government, I'm not holding my breath for the NBN.

[Epifire]

If there is one thing I know about remote places in KS is that the internet upgrades are slow as hell to get here.



It's fairly expensive for that, otherwise I would be about half that speed or less. Had to cut back on it cause the bill was racking to high, so that's what I'm left with.

[Ale]

I got 100/10mbit at my own place. This one feels so slow..
$52/Month for the 50 and $69/Month for the 100

[Plague]

This was taking at an almost optimal time, i think some people were doing stuff though so it's normally about 7Mbps exact.


This is about $50(USD), which compared to how much we were paying for a T1 with 1.5 up/down is a major discount.
Unfortunately around here It's hard for companies to get lines put up and actually make money due to the poor weather conditions.
Had Verizon stuck with the NE region a little longer we might have eventually gotten a FIOS line.(Not really we live in a small town in a rural area, they probably would have never come int)

[zombie@computer]

Thats for ~€50 with digital television and telephone combined.

[nub]

Unsure of the price since I'm not the one paying for the service, but this is my glorious DSL connection through AT&T U-Verse:



Wirelessly connected. And the router is in my stepdad's office, which is isolated as shit and full of god knows how many devices that are potentially interfering with the signal.

[StefanC19]

it wouldn't go higher than 120 while it should reach 150 but... whatever.