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Europe has much better, cheaper Internet than the US, but the prices you cite aren't better than what you will find in the US. In NYC I am paying $69/mo (appro
by lobster_johnson 10y ago
Europe has much better, cheaper Internet than the US, but the prices you cite aren't better than what you will find in the US.
In NYC I am paying $69/mo (approximately 61.50 EUR) for 50/50, and that's fiber. No TV.
I have seen bandwidth prices cited in places like Bulgaria, Estonia etc. that are much better.
- lumberingjack 10y agoIm in ohio, with what was TWC but just bought out by spectrum $70 for 50/4.7
- kuschku 10y agoGermany, 34€, 80/40Mbps, no TV.
- juhq 10y agoFinland, 100/10, 29,90€/month, no TV. First year was 19,90€/month
- nsheridan 10y agoIreland: 360/36 €60pm. No tv.
- manyxcxi 10y agoYeah, those prices don't seem that great. I pay $75 for 100/100 fiber and routinely test at 125+ in Portland, OR.
- ansgri 10y agoRussia/Moscow: 50/50, $8/mo, there are better deals available. And compared to many other services, good internet access isn't limited to a handful central cities here. Heavy competition between providers.
- sb8244 10y agoAtlanta 1GB/s 69$ No TV, just net + router included
- EpicEng 10y agoYou mean Gb, right? Google fiber?