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17 Responses to "Pay for Internet"

1. | Reply John
   Posted 03 Mar 2009 at 2:28pm #
   

   FiOS: $65/month, 20Mbps up and down, real-world numbers. It's nice.

2. | Reply Dvid Grove
   Posted 03 Mar 2009 at 2:31pm #
   

   Brighthouse: $65/Month 12Mbps Down/2Mbps up.
   (Central Indiana)

3. | Reply Kevin H
   Posted 03 Mar 2009 at 2:34pm #
   

   Bell DSL: $45 CAD/month, 4-7mbps, 800kbps up, unlimited up/down
   I don't know how it is in the states, but unlimited bandwidth up here is the important point of the bundle I got. Most ISPs limit anywhere from 60GB-100GB up+down per month.

4. | Reply Jason McLeod
   Posted 03 Mar 2009 at 2:40pm #
   

   Rogers Cable: $45 CAD/Month, 8-10mbps down, 800-1,000kbps up.

   Limited bandwidth like Kevin mentioned, 60 GB I think /month, but DSL doesn't work from my home, even though I'm in a fairly old neighborhood.

5. | Reply Carl
   Posted 03 Mar 2009 at 2:52pm #
   

   Time Warner Cable, $36. (I don't have cable TV, just internet.)

6. | Reply Mark Glossop
   Posted 03 Mar 2009 at 3:22pm #
   

   Internode SOHO Naked ADSL2+ [Australia]

   Cost: A$73.20/month, inc. $10 of included VoIP calls
   Quota: 25GB/month download, unlimited upload
   Down: 12.7 Mbps [could be higher if I lived closer to the exchange]
   Up: 800kbps [hoping this will get bumped to 1Mbps soon]

   25GB is actually only just starting to become problematic - the TV networks in Oz are screwing up all the schedules for ratings, so go figure what people are doing...sneakernet FTW 😀

7. | Reply Tomas
   Posted 03 Mar 2009 at 5:13pm #
   

   ~$45 converted from swedish krona. 50Mbps down 10Mbps up cable (real-world numbers and unlimited). This in Sweden.

8. | Reply Johan Svensson
   Posted 03 Mar 2009 at 6:15pm #
   

   ~30 USD/month, 100 Mbps down, 10 up, unlimited. Also Sweden.

9. | Reply Bryan
   Posted 03 Mar 2009 at 7:45pm #
   

   $30/month for Clear WiMAX here in Portland, OR.

   3 Mbps down, 1 up. It's slow but it beats paying more than twice that price for Comcast. Also I like the thought of supporting "new" initiatives for far-reaching wireless.

10. | Reply Dave
    Posted 03 Mar 2009 at 10:09pm #
    

    $35 per month via Time-Warner Roadrunner. I'm always wireless (router is in the kid's bedroom) and get about 5 Mbps down and 400 kbps up.

    I wish Verizon FiOS was available here...for internet speeds and also a competitor to Time-Warner for cable.

11. | Reply Mark
    Posted 04 Mar 2009 at 12:17am #
    

    Comcast, $60. 1.3 MB/sec from major sites like apple.com.

12. | Reply daniel
    Posted 04 Mar 2009 at 5:29am #
    

    About $30/month, 12M down, 1M up, Netherlands.

13. | Reply Jamie Phelps
    Posted 04 Mar 2009 at 10:37am #
    

    Not entirely sure how it breaks out with AT&T, but we pay aout $225/month for our home phone (metered plan, ask for it), 6Mbps DSL, and cell phone plan with ~450 minutes, two iPhones (one 3G w/ unlimited text and one 2G with 1500 text), and a third regular line that I keep forgetting to cancel.

14. | Reply Andrew Kavanaugh
    Posted 05 Mar 2009 at 1:07am #
    

    ~40 USD/Month, TimeWarner. During the late evening and the morning, I'll usually hit around 7 mbit/sec, during the afternoon and early evening, usually around 3 mbit/sec. Never really tested the upstream.

    Really wish FiOS would be around, tired of tethering my iPhone whenever TimeWarner decides to take down the neighborhood for a weekend.

15. | Reply Tino
    Posted 05 Mar 2009 at 10:41am #
    

    $39.95 1.5mbps down/256kbps up TDS DSL. I am miles from the nearest town, so I should be happy I get any internet at all right?

16. | Reply Daniel
    Posted 06 Mar 2009 at 9:20am #
    

    I pay about $50 for 4Mbps down and 300 kbps up. I feel like I am getting ripped off, but that is literally my only high-speed option.

17. | Reply Jeff Foster
    Posted 14 Mar 2009 at 2:02pm #
    

    $30/month, for Comcast's "6Mb/s" but real world it varies wildly from 200Kbps to about 4Mbps. Upload is somewhere between 200 and 400Kbps.