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Exactly. I believe that, for most places in the US, it's 1 or 2, though I don't actually have any concrete data.
by eridius 9y ago
Exactly. I believe that, for most places in the US, it's 1 or 2, though I don't actually have any concrete data.
- Msurrow 9y agoFor reference we have about 15 ISPs in Denmark (however not all of them cover all parts if the country). For my 100/20mbit line I’m paying ~$47 USD.. with no caps, limits or whatever. If there is an argument against Net neutrality thats based on a free market, doesnt that actually require you guys to have a free market in the first place?