Post your speed package and price you pay.
Post your speed package and price you pay.
I just wanted to get an idea of what everyone pays for their service and what location you guys/gals are at. Here is mine:
Charter Pipeline
Worcester MA
1.5kbps down
768kbps up
49.99 per month.
Capped both ways.
I know it isn't the greatest but it sure works for me! I look forward to seeing what you guys got!
Charter Pipeline
Worcester MA
1.5kbps down
768kbps up
49.99 per month.
Capped both ways.
I know it isn't the greatest but it sure works for me! I look forward to seeing what you guys got!
Verizon Online DSL
Speed package 1.5mbps(down)/128kbps(up) paying $59.95 per month. Acheveing this on speed tests:
Acheive 200KB and higher on downloads. I'm happy and wouldn't switch to cable unless it was free...
Speed package 1.5mbps(down)/128kbps(up) paying $59.95 per month. Acheveing this on speed tests:
I usually get faster than this, but it's peak time.Test running..Downloaded 60900bytes in 441ms
Downloaded 696000bytes in 3715ms
First guess is 1498kbps
fairly fast line - now test 2mb
Downloaded 1679100bytes in 8883ms
Upload got ok 1 bytes uploaded
Uploaded 1bytes in 80ms
Upload got ok 1 bytes uploaded
Uploaded 1bytes in 60ms
Upload got ok 1 bytes uploaded
Uploaded 1bytes in 70ms
Upload got ok 50000 bytes uploaded
Uploaded 50000bytes in 3525ms
Upload got ok 100000 bytes uploaded
Uploaded 100000bytes in 6980ms
** Speed 1512(down)/115(up) kbps **
(At least 30 times faster than a 56k modem)
Finish.
Acheive 200KB and higher on downloads. I'm happy and wouldn't switch to cable unless it was free...

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bellsouth dsl 1.5 mb down 256 kb up of that i get about 1230 kb down and 210 kb up on speed test sites. price is 50 a month tech support is non-existant, its dynamic, and from the time you call to get the service to when you actually get it can range anywhere from 1 - 8 months!
Put your hand on a hot stove for a minute, and it seems like an hour. Sit with a pretty girl for an hour, and it seems like a minute. THAT'S relativity.
Crap DSL, but no choice.
Surewest DSL, Sacramento area, California. 384 download and 128 upload for 50 big ones a month. I download at about 50k/s.
That's over-priced California for you. And since I live in a city where one telephone company has a monopoly and the only way you can get broadband is with their DSL, I have no choice. Meanwhile, all around this town there are faster connections.
Are some of these connections for real? I saw one that was like 8800 download 2200 upload for 50 bucks a month. That just doesn't sound right.
That's over-priced California for you. And since I live in a city where one telephone company has a monopoly and the only way you can get broadband is with their DSL, I have no choice. Meanwhile, all around this town there are faster connections.
Are some of these connections for real? I saw one that was like 8800 download 2200 upload for 50 bucks a month. That just doesn't sound right.
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$30 per month for 3mbits down and 256 kbits up, actually getting between 2500 to 3030 mbits down and 200 to 235+ kbits up consistently. I pay $30 because I just brought my own cable modem last month, the price is going up to $5 in the spring[from what I heard]. Cox High Speed Online by Roadrunner[well, this is what cox calls their high speed internet service in my area] rocks the house. I'm happy with my capped speeds, but I'm still jealous with OOL users, but my cable company is looking at Cablevision and going have their own managed high speed network up and running in my area by December 2002
Maybe next December, I'd get OOL like speeds and faster, the price will be $35, but I don't mind or care considering this is the only alternative next to dialup, dsl, and satellite 


Computer specs:
Dell Dimension 2350 with a 1.7Ghz Intel Celeron Proccesor, Windows XP Home Edition, 80 Gig hard drive, 768Mb of DDRAM PC2100, CDRW and cdrom. Cox.net at 4Mbps down and 512Kbps up.
Dell Dimension 2350 with a 1.7Ghz Intel Celeron Proccesor, Windows XP Home Edition, 80 Gig hard drive, 768Mb of DDRAM PC2100, CDRW and cdrom. Cox.net at 4Mbps down and 512Kbps up.
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900/128 sympatico 39.95 canadian,,, = $25.20 US
I am lucky to ping any game server under 100ms. Typical is 120ms to 175ms
I am lucky to ping any game server under 100ms. Typical is 120ms to 175ms
P4 2.4ghz 512ram XP pro ATI 9600pro
P4 2.0ghz 256ram Win2000 Geforce2 MX 400
P4 1.6ghz 512ram XP Home Geforce4 Ti4200
P3 866mhz 320ram ME & XP pro TNT2
All thru HotBrick 600
P3 1.1ghz 260ram Win2000 laptop
P4 2.0ghz 256ram Win2000 Geforce2 MX 400
P4 1.6ghz 512ram XP Home Geforce4 Ti4200
P3 866mhz 320ram ME & XP pro TNT2
All thru HotBrick 600
P3 1.1ghz 260ram Win2000 laptop
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AT&T Broadband internet (ATTBI.COM)
$34.95 owning modem
$44.95 renting modem
(No hidden Fee's or Internet Luxery taxes like DSL has, just about $1.50/month service taxes)
1.5 mbit/sec down 128 kbit/sec up
(Max when system was @Home 6.5 Mbit/sec Down and 1.5 mbit/sec upload)
6 E-Mail address's and 10 MB FTP space per E-Mail address
I Own my Own Modem (Saves $10 a month)
Near Seattle Washington
$34.95 owning modem
$44.95 renting modem
(No hidden Fee's or Internet Luxery taxes like DSL has, just about $1.50/month service taxes)
1.5 mbit/sec down 128 kbit/sec up
(Max when system was @Home 6.5 Mbit/sec Down and 1.5 mbit/sec upload)
6 E-Mail address's and 10 MB FTP space per E-Mail address
I Own my Own Modem (Saves $10 a month)
Near Seattle Washington
COX Cable: 1024kbps dn - 128kbps up ; 24.95/Month
Wireless: 1.5 mbit up/dn ; $120/month
Wireless is cool for uploading to my FTP site and for downloading stuff, but for gaming, its not as stable as cable. (Hehe- Kinda poetic huh?) Have not had wireless long enough to really give a good or bad opinion on it yet. Just testing it out now. The other wireless company here only offers 1.1 dn and 384 up. And its 79.95/month.
Wireless: 1.5 mbit up/dn ; $120/month
Wireless is cool for uploading to my FTP site and for downloading stuff, but for gaming, its not as stable as cable. (Hehe- Kinda poetic huh?) Have not had wireless long enough to really give a good or bad opinion on it yet. Just testing it out now. The other wireless company here only offers 1.1 dn and 384 up. And its 79.95/month.
ANTEC SERVER CASE W/6 FANS
400w PS
T-Bird 1.4 GHz
All Copper HS
Abit KT7A-RAID
1-WD 40 GB 7200rpm ATA 100 HDDs
1-WD 30 GB 7200rpm ATA 100 HDDs
1-Maxtor 20GB 7200 UA 66 HDD
1-WD 6GB 5400rpm UA33 HDD
1-16X10X32 CD-RW
1-16x DVD
Geforce 2 Titanium 64MB
1024 MB RAM PC133
SB Audigy
10/100 LAN
Dual OS - W2K; WinXP
400w PS
T-Bird 1.4 GHz
All Copper HS
Abit KT7A-RAID
1-WD 40 GB 7200rpm ATA 100 HDDs
1-WD 30 GB 7200rpm ATA 100 HDDs
1-Maxtor 20GB 7200 UA 66 HDD
1-WD 6GB 5400rpm UA33 HDD
1-16X10X32 CD-RW
1-16x DVD
Geforce 2 Titanium 64MB
1024 MB RAM PC133
SB Audigy
10/100 LAN
Dual OS - W2K; WinXP
Well that depends on how you look at it my brother, I have 2 of these accounts 1 home and the other buisness the buisness is way more expensive also.
I have quality tech support . On the rare few times I had to call tech support, well their phone never rings someone always answer before the ring
They take care of their customers greatley not like some companys, when I was denied bandwidth for a year + I always said I would give a right arm for decent high speed connection, I now have it and did not have to give the right arm, its just money I dont take it too seriousley, for every dollar I spend I make 3 
I have quality tech support . On the rare few times I had to call tech support, well their phone never rings someone always answer before the ring


cable isp and price
This is the best I have gotten out of ATTBI and I pay 25.96 a month I'm very very happy with this,oh and by the way after the @home take over I had to apply the sguide tweak and it works fantastic.
Results
Your raw speed was 1828841.33 bits per second.
There are 3 meaningful ways we can interpret this number:
Communications
1.8 megabits per second
How communication devices are rated. Kilo means 1,000 and mega means 1,000,000. Examples include 56k modem and 10Mbit Ethernet
Storage
223.2 kilobytes per second
The way data is measured on your hard drive and how FTP programs measure transfer speeds. Kilo is 1,024 and mega is 1,048,576.
1MB file download
4.6 seconds
The time it would take you to download a 1 megabyte file at this speed.
Cable Internet speeds in Eastern US
average
your speed
56K modem
compared to all connection types worldwide yours is fantastic
statistics page
test type
Downstream Test v3 (605 KB idt type)
test was run
2:08CST Dec 21, 2001
IP address*
your ISP
AT&T ITS
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Results
Your raw speed was 1828841.33 bits per second.
There are 3 meaningful ways we can interpret this number:
Communications
1.8 megabits per second
How communication devices are rated. Kilo means 1,000 and mega means 1,000,000. Examples include 56k modem and 10Mbit Ethernet
Storage
223.2 kilobytes per second
The way data is measured on your hard drive and how FTP programs measure transfer speeds. Kilo is 1,024 and mega is 1,048,576.
1MB file download
4.6 seconds
The time it would take you to download a 1 megabyte file at this speed.
Cable Internet speeds in Eastern US
average
your speed
56K modem
compared to all connection types worldwide yours is fantastic
statistics page
test type
Downstream Test v3 (605 KB idt type)
test was run
2:08CST Dec 21, 2001
IP address*
your ISP
AT&T ITS
Test Again Don't click your "back" button to run another test, use this link
Speed Test FAQ Frequently asked questions about the test and results.
* As reported by your HTTP request, may not be the actual IP of your computer.
Feedback
We are always trying to improve our speed test and any feedback you give helps. All the questions are optional and your information will be used only by Bandwidth Place for improving our speed test.
the results of this test seem accurate
too high
too low
provider
city
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Email questions or comments to speedtest@bandwidthplace.com
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