Consumer ISP Pricing - Where are you, how fast is it, and what do you pay?
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@johnhooks said:
Indiana, PA
30/5 Cable Moem
$67 a month
Comcast
No data capI think we have the same plan. I get charged a little more in local Taxes though.
Seems Comcast isn't very consistent with pricing over the country though.
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Rochester, NY
TWC
100/25
$90/Month
No Contract -
Internet in Rochester alone is so expensive that it can justify the cost of moving
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@scottalanmiller said:
Internet in Rochester alone is so expensive that it can justify the cost of moving
eh? that's roughly what I pay for internet where I am?
$95 for 150/20
Dustin is paying a little more, but I'm not sure I actually get what I'm rated for either.
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100/5, Cable Modem
300GB Cap
$55/month, 1yr contract
Cable One -
300GB cap? Man, I've blown past that in two weeks on a 5Mb/s connection!
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Northern California, US
75/5, VDSL2
250GB Cap (though there are reports that it's currently not enforced)
$42/mo (will be $87 after the promotion is up though)
AT&T U-verseI will give AT&T a little credit: unlike their ADSL service, I regularly see download speeds in the 80-85 Mbps range.
I will be calling them about the non-promotional rate, though. Looks like it expires for me in 8 days.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Internet in Rochester alone is so expensive that it can justify the cost of moving
Yeah I don't think the internet is overpriced, I'm still waiting on greenlight networks to build out my neighborhood. . . which will drop my internet with their 100/50 service at $75.
Or the 1GbE / 100 at $100 a month.
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It's overpriced compared to what I get anywhere. You can find other regions that are bad too, but really hard to find any worse.
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Guadalajara, Mexico
200/200
Fiber
Axtel Extremo
999 MXN / 57.46 USD -
@Romo said:
Guadalajara, Mexico
200/200
Fiber
Axtel Extremo
999 MXN / 57.46 USDThat's at HOME!! Man, I'm moving!
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@Romo said:
Guadalajara, Mexico
200/200
Fiber
Axtel Extremo
999 MXN / 57.46 USDThat is exactly what my dad @SonshineAcres pays for 17/1 on cable in New York!!
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Yes, truly love Axtel. We also use use them at work.
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@Romo said:
Yes, truly love Axtel. We also use use them at work.
Are tehy available all over the country?
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We have been looking at places where we want to get our "western hemisphere" home. We like Nicaragua a lot, direct flights to Houson, low cost of living. But Mexico is certainly in the running. Can you get service like that down south?
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They don't cover all of Guadalajara but inside their fiber coverage they are currenty the best offering in Mexico.
They also have :
10/10 for $23.54 USD
30/30 for $33.10 USD -
Axtel only offers their Axtel Extremo fiber in these cities:
Aguascalientes
Ciudad Juárez
Ciudad de México
Guadalajara
León
Monterrey
Puebla
Querétaro
San Luis PotosÃ
Toluca -
Hmmm... none on our prime list to look at. Any of those that you'd highly recommend?
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For now they only cover the center of Mexico, and Guadalajara and Monterrey being the other 2 most important cities in the country.
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Aguascalientes, Queretaro , and Leon. Medium size cities with most of the things you can find in big cities such as Monterrey and Guadalajara, but without the traffic.
