What do you pay for your internet?

[phyxsius]

My ISP is planet it gives me unlimited downloads / no limit with a

download connection speed of 12 MBit

upload connection speed of 1MBit

It costs € 46.00 per month for my ISP and € 70.00 per 2 months for the telecom company so that's € 81.00 per month for my basic internet acces, not including usenet acounts.

Edited November 30, 2005 by phyxsius

[Jeremy]

ISP = EastLink

Download/Upload = Several MB/s, 128K (I think)

We pay $50 a month for Cable, phone and long distance in a bundle.

[ceez]

I have bellsouth.net in miami florida and I pay 50 bucks PLUS all their stupid surcharges....dont you hate those!?!?! I have 1.5mbps down and 256kb up!

[fillalph]

I pay $360/month for room, board, utilities and INTERNET!!!

Connection? No idea (I think T3 or something like that).

Download speed = seen as high as 876kb/s.

Upload speed = seen as high as 561kb/s.

Got to love university and living in the dorms!

]Bonkers[

[jwesley44]

COMCAST HIGH SPEED INTERNET SERVICE . SEATTLE WA. 4 MBPS FOR 39.95 6 MBPS FOR 10.00 MORE . THATS WHAT I HAVE BUT MY DOWNLOAD SPEED IS 8.6

BROADBAND SPEED TESTS http://www.dslreports.com/stest

[Nerwin]

I get 4 MBPS from Adelphia @ $100 and also includes Digital tv over 350 Channles too.

Edited December 7, 2005 by computerMan

[liquidguru]

i pay us$50 a month for a 256k adsl line (cable and wireless, dominica, west indies), max d/l 32 kbs, max up 12kbs...i really can't complain, as i live in the back end of nowhere, and there's no download limit (why should there be at my speed....?) i could pay us$300/month for a 1mbs line, but i think not..

[darkwraith007]

I have Verizon Online DSL.

$15 per month, in US dollars.

768 kbps download, 128 kbps upload.

Translated to real usage, its: 90+ k/s downloading and 20+ k/s uploading.

I think I have the best deal on this entire forum. ^_^

[LLXX]

At home, "512K" DSL $13.00USD / mo.

480kbps dn / 32kbps up ( 60KB/s and 4KB/s )

At the office, 128mbps OC3 I don't know exactly but it's over $10K / mo.

56K Dial-up is free here...