How much do you pay for internet?

[Noctosphere]

Just a thread to compare internet speed, price and also know if your ISP is the only ISP in your region

Let me start first :
I pay about 75$/month for 120mbps (20mbps for upload)
My ISP is videotron and the only other ISP (who offer similar speed) is Bell, which was crappy when I was with them years ago

 

[DKB]

100 dollars for phone and internet, dropped cable cuz that shit made our bill like 300+ but, basically, I think like..

50 bucks for near 200MBPS+ speed. But my upload speed is horrible, at like 10mbps or a bit more. ISP is Spectrum.

 

[Ryccardo]

Home - I don't even know tbh, but was in the local average when we last switched in 2013 (probably 25-35 € for unlimited landline calls and "20/1" Mbit internet)

Mobile - 5 € / month / 3GB, plus 1 € for 4G (doubting whether to keep paying for it)

 

[dpad_5678]

$9 a month for 30mbps, as that's all I need.
Same reason why I refuse to buy a gaming PC.

 

[linuxares]

30$ for 100/100 - Unlimited (No silly datacaps here!)

 

[Noctosphere]

30$ for 100/100 - Unlimited (No silly datacaps here!)

With Videotron (idk if it is still the case, but when i subscribed it was) for 71$/month you had 30mbps + unlimited bandwidth
for 75$ i have 120 and unlimited included
so... I was like, those 4$ more are totally worth it

EDIT : Just checked, they replaced the 30mbps/150gb for a 60mbps/unlimited

 

[Chary]

$50 for 300/15 and a 1TB data cap.

For mobile, I pay $40 for unlimited monthly data.

 

[Noctosphere]

$50 for 300/15 and a 1TB data cap.

For mobile, I pay $40 for unlimited monthly data.

unlimited LTE is a thing? o.O
Videotron charges 66$ for 6GB (and im not counting the phone service)

 

[The Real Jdbye]

I pay like ~$71.50 for 250/30 cable internet.
It used to actually be 100/30 but they changed it to 250/30, same price.
Edit: Unlimited, of course. Bandwidth caps on home internet haven't been a thing here in like 12 years.

 

[DKB]

unlimited LTE is a thing? o.O
Videotron charges 66$ for 6GB (and im not counting the phone service)

Never heard of truly unlimited. It normally gets like softcapped at 22GB or something like that. Where the speed drops to unusable levels.

 

[Chary]

unlimited LTE is a thing? o.O
Videotron charges 66$ for 6GB (and im not counting the phone service)

Never heard of truly unlimited. It normally gets like softcapped at 22GB or something like that. Where the speed drops to unusable levels.

It's a grandfathered old mobile plan from 2004 or something. They don't do them anymore. I'd say they throttle it at some point, but they never seem to. Which I can prove by this:

 

[Ryab]

Just a thread to compare internet speed, price and also know if your ISP is the only ISP in your region

Let me start first :
I pay about 75$/month for 120mbps (20mbps for upload)
My ISP is videotron and the only other ISP (who offer similar speed) is Bell, which was crappy when I was with them years ago

I pay $75 for 3mb down >1 up

 

[ThunderbInazuma]

30€ for 100/100mbps and unlimited

 

[IC_]

15$ for 150mbps

 

[Noctosphere]

damn, you guys...
I think i'll move in europe
Internet seems to be very cheap there

 

[Hayato213]

$50 for 70MB Down and 5MB Up.

 

[Noctosphere]

$50 for 70MB Down and 5MB Up.

Do you live in regions or in city?
Because here in Quebec, Videotron and Bell (the 2 main ISP) have little to no infrastructure in region
The best you can have is like 25-30mbps from smaller company

 

[Uiaad]

roughly around $65 (£50) per month for 210 Mbps down 20 Mbps up and I really abuse my download, one day end up pulling down 500 gigs of data.

 

[The Real Jdbye]

It's a grandfathered old mobile plan from 2004 or something. They don't do them anymore. I'd say they throttle it at some point, but they never seem to. Which I can prove by this:

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Shit, you use more data in a month than I do on my home connection in a year

Never heard of truly unlimited. It normally gets like softcapped at 22GB or something like that. Where the speed drops to unusable levels.

You can get 1TB data plans here, not exactly unlimited but the price is good and most people would never use that much even if it was their only connection. For reference that's enough to stream 720p content 24/7 even when you sleep. So you can basically watch all the Twitch, YouTube and Netflix and download all the movies and such you want and still not use it all. But you still have to be careful about downloading lots of large games though since they can be 30GB or more each, and obviously avoid large 15-20GB movie rips. But I could easily live with that as my only connection, it's fast too.

 

[Noctosphere]

roughly around $65 (£50) per month for 210 Mbps down 20 Mbps up and I really abuse my download, one day end up pulling down 500 gigs of data.

I have about 2.5tb of media i downloaded over like 4 years
500gb in one day?