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7.5$/mo with steady 1.5mb/s and no limit upload and download
Post edited February 07, 2012 by metalkidz
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I'm paying 25 U$S dollars a month for an uncapped 4Mbps connection. Also they are deploying optic fiber just two miles away from home right now, it's gonna be sweet.

This is from a state owned company that has a virtual monopoly (80% share) in telecommunications in this country.
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Good. Too much.
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the internet bill isn't in my name, so I'm not sure how much. $40 a month maybe?
2.7 MB/sec using comcast. Maybe not that great compared to some, but it's downright awesome compared to the other services I used. Before comcast my internet would go out for whole days every month or so. Then with another service my download speed was usually 65 kb/s from 9am to 2:30am the next day. It was horrible.
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Somewhere in the region of 6000 JPY per month (approx $78) for a 1Gbps fibre optic connection (advertised speed). Not sure what maximum speed I actually get in actual usage as I have never maxed out the connection.

Depending on the day I can see as much as 21 MB/s down on Steam, for example.

It's also completely unmetered.
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Meh - and i thought that Poland is 3rd world country as internet connections goes.

I pay ~33$ for 6 Mb. Got steady connection - no slowdowns and transfer limit. Ping to UE servers ~80ms
Post edited February 08, 2012 by Artemis_E
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1,6 MBs for 35€. Included is also a phone line, which I don't use because my mobile service is offering a "home zone" with a local number. But you don't get internet without phone here.

No capping and no limits. After moving my Steam folder I hat it running at full speed for a very long time. The speed is constant.
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Artemis_E: Meh - and i thought that Poland is 3rd world country as internet connections goes.

I pay ~33$ for 6 Mb. Got steady connection - no slowdowns and transfer limit. Ping to UE servers ~80ms
Especially the former east block countries in Europe have the best net infrastructure in the "western world".In Tallinn the whole city is covered by a free wifi network.
Post edited February 08, 2012 by SimonG
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SimonG: 1,6 MBs for 35€. Included is also a phone line, which I don't use because my mobile service is offering a "home zone" with a local number. But you don't get internet without phone here.

No capping and no limits. After moving my Steam folder I hat it running at full speed for a very long time. The speed is constant.
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Artemis_E: Meh - and i thought that Poland is 3rd world country as internet connections goes.

I pay ~33$ for 6 Mb. Got steady connection - no slowdowns and transfer limit. Ping to UE servers ~80ms
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SimonG: Especially the former east block countries in Europe have the best net infrastructure in the "western world".In Tallinn the whole city is covered by a free wifi network.
And Lituana have one of the biggest percentage of internet users in the world - also cheap and awesome connections;)
Probably beacuse they build the infrastructure in the 90s :)

But still - Poland is waay behind Estotnia, Lituana, Finland, or even Latvia in that matter;)
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10 euros (13 USD?) a month, 100/100 optic fibre. The weird thing here is that it's still rare to find such a fast connection in such an old house; these apartments were built in 1951!
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Deus_Ex: 10 euros (13 USD?) a month, 100/100 optic fibre. The weird thing here is that it's still rare to find such a fast connection in such an old house; these apartments were built in 1951!
Finland is so awesome;)
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Deus_Ex: 10 euros (13 USD?) a month, 100/100 optic fibre. The weird thing here is that it's still rare to find such a fast connection in such an old house; these apartments were built in 1951!
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Artemis_E: Finland is so awesome;)
This is a poor example since I live in Tampere. Tampere and Helsinki have one of the fastest internet connections available in Finland. If I lived in, say, Lappeenranta, I'd be lucky if I could get 10mbps/2mbps for 35€
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Artemis_E: Finland is so awesome;)
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Deus_Ex: This is a poor example since I live in Tampere. Tampere and Helsinki have one of the fastest internet connections available in Finland. If I lived in, say, Lappeenranta, I'd be lucky if I could get 10mbps/2mbps for 35€
If i ever move to Finland - i will have that in mind;d
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Deus_Ex: 10 euros (13 USD?) a month, 100/100 optic fibre. The weird thing here is that it's still rare to find such a fast connection in such an old house; these apartments were built in 1951!
Dang, double my rate and 1/4th my cost. Very nice ^^
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$102.83/month for shitty Time Warner 15/1. Fios will get here eventually, but they ran out of money on their last years construction budget (or so i'm told) god damn Verizon.
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Around 20Eur/month for a 30Mbps VDSL line, no cap. Very stable and reliable. I'm pretty pleased.

edit: Forgot to mention, the above price is with phone included. Internet alone is theoretically around 11EUR but is sold only as package with the phone line.
Post edited February 08, 2012 by iuliand