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I pay around $100 CDN / month for 1Gb/s. It doesn't seem too bad to me.
by osigurdson 4y ago
I pay around $100 CDN / month for 1Gb/s. It doesn't seem too bad to me.
- talal7860 4y agoI pay the same, and the service is pretty good.
- KiranRao0 4y agoWhich provider is this? Only gigabit I've seen in Beanfield (which provided excellent symmetric gigabit service to one of my old employers)
- post-it 4y agoBell Aliant in Halifax offers symmetrical gigabit for $125.
- atom_arranger 4y agoMoving into a building where I'll have Beanfield in about a week. Looking forward to symmetric gigabit for $50/month.
- FredPret 4y agoBeanfield is a total joy. You can even email them and a human will respond with an answer.
- mugivarra69 4y agorogers?
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- andrewstuart 4y agoI pay $110/month Australian for 100 megabit down / 40 megabit up.
- nix23 4y agoHolymoly...that's nearly twice as for 10Gb/s sym in Switzerland.
- AlexandrB 4y agoEnjoy it while you can. I was getting this with Bell while living near downtown Toronto (in a condo). Shortly before I moved last summer Bell started raising rates with the excuse that "they need the money to invest in new infrastructure". Without competition from smaller ISPs expect RoBellUs to squeeze us like oranges until there's no more juice left.
- yxhuvud 4y agoSounds exorbitant to me. I pay roughly a tenth of that for access to the city network, at the same speed.
- brailsafe 4y agoIn which city?
- yxhuvud 4y agoStockholm. Though it is paid as part of my apartment rent, and it is not opt-in but obligatory - ie bought through the house org.
- francislavoie 4y agoIn Ottawa Canada I happen to get Bell Fibe 1.5gbps for $35/month bundled with my rent. It used to be $100 for 1gbps but my building made a deal with Bell which got us great savings and an upgrade. I really can't complain. Service has been rock solid for the past 5 years with fibe. But I hate the company and the way they run their business. If I had an option for a smaller company with better support for fiber, I would switch right away. But I don't, it's a monopoly. Two companies I like a lot are Start.ca and Teksavvy, they both resell cable and DSL service and have great support staff. But since they resell, they get shafted by Rogers and Bell on service costs. The regulations are abysmal for competition here.
- slothtrop 4y agoWill always support Teksavvy (or the like) for this reason
- randomdata 4y agoHe could be rurally located. Its a similar rate for the same speed out to the farm here, which doesn't seem unreasonable when you consider how expensive it was for the ISP to bring fibre out to the farm.
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- baisq 4y agoI pay €20 for that.
- mkleczek 4y agoHere in Poland it is 30 CAD.
- searchableguy 4y agoIn India, it is $25.
- gassiss 4y ago$25-$30 in Brazil with plenty of options
- marcosdumay 4y agoI'm not satisfied at all, but I pay that (~$25) for 200Gb/s in Brazil.
- cmrdporcupine 4y agoHow about this: I pay $130/month CAD for 10mbps point to point wireless. And only 4km from the city (where there's fiber). There's both cable and fiber 750m from me @ the highway. Nobody will run it to my house. FWIW I have a natural gas line to the house, and it was put in at the road recently. Why they didn't run fiber at the same time, I don't know. But that's North America for you. The land of mediocre.