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Whats your ISP?

Whos your internet service provider? 218 members have voted

  1. 1. Whos your internet service provider?

    • AOL
      0%
      2
    • BTOpenworld
      5%
      12
    • Freeserve
      0%
      1
    • NTL
      5%
      12
    • Tiscali
      1%
      4
    • Other (please state)
      84%
      174

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Would anyone believe? :P

I'm using a flat-rate unlimited GPRS for my internet connection

LoL :D :D

slow, only 48-56Kbps maximum, but I like the mobility as I can use it anywhere in my country as long as I got cellular signal :P

There aren't many WiFi hotspots here, and they're just too expensive for me :D

Edited by Fulvian


shaw cable systems inc.

(you can only get it in western Canada)

they provide cable phone with free long distance too

its pretty cool

Edited by WolfX2

We are currently with Iprimus Telecom on a 256/64 Unlimited plan and should hopefully have ADSL2 24000k/1000k by the end of october

  • 2 weeks later...
  • 1 month later...

Telstra Bigpond its so sad :no:

it would be so bad if i had a 20 gig limit instead of 400 meg

Edited by awergh

my parents have rogers hi-speed lite here. its pretty decent, 20 bucks a month for 1mbps dl and 128kbps upload. its very good for what i do, just browse the net and dl stuff. we got it split on a wifi network for everyone here at the house. i can be anywhere in the house with my laptop and log onto the forums :thumbup i love the forms :D keeps me company when theres no one around, this summer is gonna be boring.

Tiscali 2Mb down uncapped for £17.99 a month...there is alot of traffic on my line so i can see really slow periods of only 60KB/s and + but i havent had any problems to complain about so far so im happy

I use a 2MBit ADSL line with flatrate. ISP is GMX who resells the lines of our former monopolist Deutsche Telekom (T-Online, T-Com, T-Systems, T-Mobile are the divisions of Deutsche Telekom). In the next weeks I get ADSL2+ with 20MBit Flatrate.

BBB BredBandsBolaget 12/9 - and it really rocks :thumbup

Costs? Peanuts... :whistle:

From a sunny Sweden

SwedenXP B)

plus.net - fantastic, never had downtime or issues with line

8mb line, 2gb cap at £14.99 a month.

each excess gb is £1.50, but they are quite good on this as have gone over a never been charged

was with freedom 2 surf but since they added caps and trafic prioritisation i have left them and moved to zen (who have since added caps but fortunatly not to exsisting users) so far they ahve been very very good

Edited by SecretNinja

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