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Not soon enough. Where I live the best you can get is 300/300 fiber, only in select parts of town, & for prices that (to me) aren't affordable. For now I put up
by cdvonstinkpot 9y ago
Not soon enough. Where I live the best you can get is 300/300 fiber, only in select parts of town, & for prices that (to me) aren't affordable. For now I put up with 3/1, since it's included with rent. Until I can afford to move & maybe do better then.
- twobyfour 9y agoYup. The monopolies or duopolies in most places here are either 3/1, 5/1, or 20/1 for reasonably affordable plans. 50/50 if Verizon has bothered to run FIOS to your block (which covers roughly 10% of the housing stock). Speeds max out around 200/200 for residential class internet last I checked. And that's if you're willing to pay through the nose.
- amorphid 9y agoOne of my relatives near Toledo, Washington, USA pays $75 USD per month for 10/10 fiber [1]. $250 per month gets you gigabit service. [1] http://www.toledotel.com/our-services/internet/ http://www.toledotel.com/our-services/internet/
- wdb 9y agoThe best I can get is 16mbit in Central London. For the last three years they have suggested we will be getting faster internet. Yet still waiting. The rumour currently is Early September but they have been saying those kind of things for the last few years. The fastest internet I can get here is 4G through Relish.