Chello Extreme (Netherlands),

20 Mbit down, 2 Mbit up. No data cap. I'm very satisfied!

Very often I use the full 20 Mbit down! And almost always the full 2 mbit up.

79 Euro's p/month. Seems a lot, but not if you calculate how many DVDs I download! :D

Tiscali: unlimited usage from 11 in the evening to 6 in the evening next day

2mbit d/u.

£19.99/month with unlimited off peak calls (local).

My mum is very happy with my choice of package and ISP so much she bought me Ubuntu for £40 What's the point?

I used to use Wanadoo btw if I have a superfast 8mbit connection, how am I meant to cap it under 2GB a month? FAR too small.

Edited June 30, 200620 yr by T D

NTL 10MB

It is called OC1

I use Comcast tier 2: 8 mbps down, 768k up

I use comcast as well

does any one know what OC 1 is? if not here is a little schooling for you

- OC1

Fiber optic connection capable of transfering data at 51.85 Mbps.

Using Sprint (AKA: Embarq) for my DSL. 512k down / 128k up =(

Very reliable service though - I'll give them that.

Caiway (the netherlands) 4mbit dl 0,5mbit up 20gb/m CAB (but officialy is Fair use, so i wont get billed right away) €30.- ( x1.25 ~ $37,50)

road runner cable, ~900 kbs down, ~45kbs up

45$ a month

AOL, ~56 kbs down (20kbs average), 3kbs up

$79.99 a month

Cable One in Idaho. $55 a month for a full 3meg line...

Edited August 3, 200620 yr by Kelsenellenelvian

blueyonder but the 10mb connection feels like 2!

I have a 9MB cable connection, though I've never had speeds over 2MB. Average is 1.5MB.

56k with SoverNet (sover.net) The usual download bandwidth is 40 kbps. I wish I can get it up to at least 48 kbps.

Edited September 9, 200619 yr by RJARRRPCGP