Consumer ISP Pricing - Where are you, how fast is it, and what do you pay?
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Example post:
Victoria, BC, Canada
60/6, Cable Modem
450GB Cap
$67.68/month, no contract
Shaw CablePlease convert all currencies to $USD for simplicity.
http://www.xe.com/ for all your conversion needs. -
Indiana, PA
30/5 Cable Moem
$67 a month
Comcast
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Omaha, NE
50/10 cable modem
$69.99/month
Cox100/20 cable modem
$95/month
CoxNo contract
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Wow now I am depressed:
York, NY
50/5 cable modem
$89.99/month 2 year contract
TWC
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Odessa, TX
Grande Communications
200/20 Cable Modem
No Cap.
$44.99
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Poughkeepsie, NY
100/100 FTTH - actually I get 115/120
$45/month, 2 year contract, $10 more without contract
Verizon Fios
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@Ambarishrh said:
@MattSpeller said:
60/6,
Out of curiosity, is that the 60/6 the upload/download speed?
other way around, download/upload
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Oops yeah, sorry!
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Perhaps we should include data caps, if any.
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No caps here!
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100/100 Ethernet
$5,000/month (same price for all locations)
No Cap
Includes Monitoring, some colo space, Palo Alto router in the colo to route between locations. -
@Jason I don't know about the rest, but this is my consumer connection at home.
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@Dashrender said:
@Jason I don't know about the rest, but this is my consumer connection at home.
I thought this was in IT discussions not water cooler haha
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That IS Jason's house connection!!
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@Jason said:
@Dashrender said:
@Jason I don't know about the rest, but this is my consumer connection at home.
I thought this was in IT discussions not water cooler haha
Welcome to ML, where any topic can be the water cooler if we digress hard enough
Edited topic to reflect intent
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@scottalanmiller said:
That IS Jason's house connection!!
That would be nice. Using that much of my income for Internet would not be cool though.
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I'd be pretty thrilled to have a 20/5 connection these days.
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My down speeds are as high as 18Mb/s where I am. I'm on a shared connection for a large complex, though. So my speed really varies. I get to get about 5Mb/s on a good day. But it is "free" so the cost to performance ratio is good, I suppose.
