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Honest question (I may have misunderstood): Do you mean to imply that those are good prices? For reference, I'm paying about $40 for 1000 mbps (I'm not in the U
by rewq4321 5y ago
Honest question (I may have misunderstood): Do you mean to imply that those are good prices? For reference, I'm paying about $40 for 1000 mbps (I'm not in the US). Can go to 10gbps for about double that price (IIRC), but I think the bottleneck becomes server bandwidth so it wouldn't speed me up for most services.
- zeusk 5y agoI pay $50 for symmetric gigabit in Redmond, WA. Not everywhere in US has crappy internet but the most populous places are entrenched.
- systemvoltage 5y agoI pay $59/month for 1 gbps through Sonic in Oakland (SF Bay Area).
- azinman2 5y agoI do as well in SF. And it’s 1gbps SYMMETRIC.
- unixhero 5y agoUSD35 for 1gbit symmetric fiber here! Non US.
- Aea 5y agoI pay $60 for gigabit in Denver -- but my ISP is owned by Big G.
- zeku 5y ago$80 USD for 1000mbps in Tennessee, USA. Unfortunately I have the best internet of all my friend groups and will be moving across town to a newer home soon where the best I can get is 50mbps for $50 USD. It is completely random what internet speeds you can get. The only constant is the monopoly of Comcast & AT&T.