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Assuming $ still denotes US currency, that looks fairly expensive relative the average salary. I remember paying about 10$ for a proper gigabit in Russia. Prob
by VTimofeenko 1y ago
Assuming $ still denotes US currency, that looks fairly expensive relative the average salary.
I remember paying about 10$ for a proper gigabit in Russia. Probably a perk of living right next to an exchange point.
- philjohn 1y agoIt is expensive. I'm paying £40 a month for symmetric gigabit to my home, which is a house, in a suburb full of other houses, with no apartment blocks in sight.