Who's your ISP /g/?
Comcast is my ISP.
R8 and h8
The ISP owned by the city I live in, providing me with 300 Mbit/s over fiber.
>>51966405
Charter
its fucking shit, they oversold the node so every day between 6pm and 12am my speed drops from 60mbps to 2mbps and the ping fluctuates between 101ms to 750ms.
its been like this for 6 fucking months now.
of course my only other option is dsl at 1.5mbps
basically fuck me amirite
>>51966432
Run guys, there is a commie kike here.
>>51966432
Nice. How much are you paying for that?
I assume not very much since it's city-owned.
>>51966487
pretty fucking much, no amount of bitching even helps, basically every call to them is , have you tried resetting your modem and router, or your router is the problem, even when i can tracert and find the exact place my internet becomes a shitshow.
oh and my favorite is that they want 100$ to basically come tell me nothings wrong because they cant come out when its actually broken 6 to 12.
rcn
300Mbps
$55/month
>>51966405
Belgacom/proximus
0/10 hardware, 0/10 service
It's fucking shit.
Uh, Sprint I guess. My phone carrier is boost mobile.
Comcast
NOS and MEO/PT (Portugal Telecom)
>Their names toh
NOS is currently providing me with 250 Mbit Down/ 50 up over Coax.
Waiting for PT to get the affordable 20 gigabit Fiber online next year
>tfw my home network is already 10 gibit ready.
>>5196665
don't you mean nigger mobile?
Ziggo
120 ↓
12 ↑
service 6/10
hardware 3/10
€34/month
actual speed:
80 down
7 up
>>51966450
25 EUR/month. Considering I used to pay more for 16 mbit, it's pretty nice.
>>51966448
Commies had the good sense to kick the jews out of their country, you trailerpark menace.
Cox
50 down
6 up
service 7/10
$75 a month
actual speed:
75/80 down
12 up
Privately owned telco in southern Indiana. 50mb fiber for $55/mo. No data caps, pretty close to 100% uptime, great customer service. They have zero tolerance for DMCA letters, though. First offense is a 24 hour ban. Second is 2 weeks. Third offense is either one year or permanent.
Dataguard
16/1.5 Mbps
Like $35/month equivalent
Telenor, the Norwegian state ISP. which is quite good, there might be other cheaper and faster available, but it costs next to nothing and is super fast anyway so i can't be bothered to choose between the 40+ other choices.
>>51966438
Sorry dude, I have Charter and it's good for me. I pay $40 for a 50/5 connection, and regularly see 65. But to jump to a 100 connection, it's a $200 fee, plus $100 a month. Very not worth it. I'm in the boonies also, so I thank god for Charter.
Telekom DE
40€ p/m
Unlimited upload download
50mb-10mb VDSL
So far so good.
TTNET
24 down
2 up
approx. $22
actual speed after 75GB data limit which I can exceed around 5-8 days depends
3 down
2 up
absolutely shit
At&t kill me plis
Scarlet Belgium.
I bet I'm the only one on /g/ with that ISP.
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tele greenland
136 dollers
100GB (this includes upload)
256KB/s ADSL
TEC, probably just a local ISP
Supposed to be 6mbps down
<1 up
Get about 3mbps up usually. When we paid for 3 we got less than 1.
About $120USD a month. Extremely shitty. No other ISP comes to our house. Charter delivers about 2 miles away though. And this is as good as it gets for us, but if we want we can pay $160 a month for 10mbps down and 2 up.
>>51966905
>this includes upload
>proceeds to post with a 1.34mb unrelated image.
oh you greenlandians
>>51966905
anon.. how have you not commited sudoko
>>51966936
3mbps down usually****
>>51966699
Ziggo too:
40 down
4 up
Just the cheapest package. No datacap.
>>51966438
I live in LA and charter's pretty good here. I have 60/5 but usually my speed floats around 65 and my ping near 5-10ms. Sorry bro
Windstream. It's shit.
>>51967006
Shut the fuck up faggot.
>>51967051
If you're gonna post on 4chan you need thicker skin than that
>>51966438
i have charter and im running 30ping and 100mbps like 24/7
maybe stop living in the sticks
Charter 100/10
$55/mo
Realistically it peaks around 85 down. Ping on muh CSGO is typically under 40ms
Upc/virginmedia 240 down 24 up. 40 euro/month. Data caps:nope! 4G phone gets 40/40mb on Three for 20euro/month. No data cap there either
Some shitty Russian ISP. $10 for 100 Mbit D/U.
TWC
It's good.
$40/m for 200/20mbit
Sucks that shitty Charter bought them out. Hope it doesn't get approved.
Alaska, GCI. $180 for 1gig down 750g cap
Used to have other ISP, ACS. 30meg down, unlimited for $150.
>>51966671
Fucking MEO has been treating their clients like their fucking bitches for the past week. Pretty sure at this point I got about the same bandwidth as I did back in 06. Shit takes forever to load.
>>51966405
Stuck with Comcast in my area. Was getting shit-tier service and had techs come out like 7 times.
>Hurf durf the cable lines around here are probably falling apart. Sorry bro.
Complained to BBB and the FCC and they finally fixed shit for my area shortly after. They're still barely a 2/10 for that, but at least they fixed it.
>>51966673
If by "niggernet mobile" you mean batshit fast spark lte speeds then yeah I guess. I usually get ~40 Mbps but reception is low inside a mall I'm at right now.
>>51967209
Fuck you. I only get around 4mbps on lte.
>>51967209
If you live in a city yeah. Else don't expect those speeds ever.
I just use my phone.
>>51966405
Had some company named Invetious come in and buy out Hickory Tech. Their QoS is meh. I experience packet loss at about 25%
Apparently there is fiber in my town, but the companys laying fiber are more so looking to expand the network to other towns in the area instead of providing domestic service. LAME
Free
30€/mo
13/1
ISP is quite shit with a lot of network congestion every evenings
KPN
800kb/s down
100kb/s up
I hate this shithole i live in.
>>51966627 gg you got buttfucked by nsa
>>51966405
Telia
100/10 for free, didn't even have to pay for the fiber to get connected
Bahnhof
100/100
€6/month
>feelsgoodman.jpg
Mediacom
Telekom
Had to spam calls to them for 3 days to fucking restore my net because they forgot/didn't care/didn't have time/it was not in their best interest or some other shit even though i paid for it.
Shittiest of the 3 i've had my whole life
2nd shittiest is UPC
The best ever is Digi
>>51968910
Didn't they fuck up port forwarding?
>>51966627
Nah m8, it's good imo. Not that hard to configure network, once you figure out how it works. 2,4ghz + 5ghz (2 wifi connections). Dynamic ext ip (torrenting and ip bans aren't an issue). Service is literally shit though. And it's fuck-all unreliable, have to reboot modem/router at least once a month and it stops working for half an hour every week for no reason (doesn't seem to be a problem for others I know, but a quick google brings up a lot).
>>51966405
move
>>51966962
Ziggo too: 200/20ish. Probably not cheap but I'm not paying for it (included with rent).
2016: 500/500 fiber for 61 euro/month from XS4ALL
>>51966741
Eventually, all the first ones (Marx, Bolsheviks) were Jews though.
Using US Internet here. 50 Mb/s up and down over fiber lines. And it's $39.95/mo.
>>51971757
>50 Mb/s over fiber
If fiber is available then you can probably get a lot more, if you are prepared to pay for it. Don't be a jew anon.
Start Communications
$80
Unlimited
60 down/10 up
Pretty good for my everyday use and best thing ever is that I never heard from a sandnigger when I call in, its always some really chipper and upbeat guy or girl
>>51966405
Plusnet.
70/20, truly unlimited data allowance (used 1.5TB last month).
£22.50 ($33.50) per month for this.
Feels pretty good.
Comcast
They take every opportunity to jew you out of money with made up fees and their internet speeds are about 1/10 in reality of what they advertise them to be. Their service center abs technicians at entirely staffed by retarded black people.
Time Warner is the only thing I could get where I live. My Torrents stopped working about a month ago, anyone else have this problem? live in ca, burgerland btw
Telstra.
I get 115/2.5 for $115/m with 1TB of data on cable.
4G is also good with them. Usually get around 80-140mbps down, even manage to get around 20 megabit on their 3G network which is everywhere.
100 bucks for full cable and 150 Mbps up/down
I don't pay the bill though, so I don't care a damn
>>51973442
Verizon by the way
They change my IP whenever I ask and they always fix shit for free
Pretty great
A local/regional ISP in the US. The speeds are almost always as advertised, but we have a 300gb/month cap and it's way overpriced. But it's a monopoly like everywhere else, so we have to deal with it. Their customer service is pretty good though, so I can't complain there.
Comcast right now.
How's Time Warner in Dallas? I'm moving in a month and they're the local monopoly. Looking to get the 50/5 plan
Hughesnet, I'd tell one of you to kill me, but by the time I see the reply, I'll already be dead.
Time Warner.
Google Fiber scared them shitless so they've graciously upped me to 300/30.
$65/mo
>>51974913
Why are you wasting your bandwidth on 4chan?
Verizon Wireless here.
Usually around 12mbps down, 8 up. Speeds fluctuate though.
No cap, grandfathered unlimited for $75 a month. Gonna go up to $95 next year though.
I live in the boonies where nothing else is available, so I'm pretty satisfied with it.
>>51966405
Kabel Deutschland
It's ok, I'm paying for 125/6 mbit, usually getting 180/6. My upload is a bad joke.
60euro/month isn't awesome either but at least I have no datacaps, 2TB traffic this month.
Elisa. It's a monopoly where I live, 250/50 for ~40€/month. Could be better, could be worse.
I'm on YouSee, been pretty good so far, I'd rate them 7/10.
I used to have 100/20 mbit from them, what I actually got was 118/30 mbit. A few days ago I upgraded to 300/60 and now I'm getting around 170-200/60 (pic related), so I called them up and it turns out that my old modem is bottlenecking the connection due to simply being unable to pull 300 mbit down.
So they'll be sending a newer modem to me that is able to manage the higher speeds.
Pros:
>Good customer support
>Has a guaranteed speed policy
>Delivers speeds as advertised, unless there's something wrong with your equipment in which case support happily helps you further than "reboot your modem/router" in order to make sure you get the advertised speeds
>No bandwidth caps whatsoever
>All ports are open on the ISP's side, you're free to do/host whatever you want
>COAX is miles better than VDSL
Cons:
>Kind of expensive, especially compared to fiber ISPs
>COAX is still not fiber
>They won't sell an internet connection without a TV subscription (for now, this is supposedly changing in 2016Q1), adding to the already somewhat high price
>>51968859
Lucky bastard.
I got Stofa where I live, but they haven't bothered going from copper to fiber yet, so I can't get anything higher than 20/2...
>>51976391
Sucks man, I got 40/7 when I used copper
DNA
20 eur a month for 10/100 no data caps
>>51976747
100/10, I assume?
>>51976779
ffffsdgfh right
Telsta
Theyre the best, always meet the speed they promise, never cuts out and is priced reasonably.
The second part was a lie
>>51974687
I'm in Dallas but have ATT uverse. Supposed to be getting 60 mb/s but its about 10% of that. Anything is better than this. It's provided by the apartment complex so we don't have a ton of say in the matter.
Centurylink/Embarq 10/1 DSL over AT&T Mainline. I live in a town of 200 people. I grew up on 28.8kbaud. They've never DMCA'd me over 8 years.
charter.
my cable and internet is around $180 a month, i get around 60/10mbit.
10/10
"Please consider the following when reviewing this notice:
• Charter has received this notice from the copyright holder or its agent and is not responsible for the content of any notice.
• Any settlement offers contained in the notice come directly from the copyright holder or its agent, not from Charter.
• Charter cannot advise you on whether to accept any offers contained in the notice; you may want to consult your own legal advisors before acting.
• If you contact the copyright holder or its agent directly, they will have your contact information and may contact you with requests, offers or demands.
• Charter has not disclosed your name or contact information to the copyright holder or its agent as a result of this notice."
tfw 1000Mb/s for $11.
Benefit of living in a commieblock.
>>51966405
Century link
Ironically I work for them. I'm not proud of it. Other than Cox they're the only option for me.
UPC (Chello previously)
-Down: 60 mbps
-Up: 6 mbps
-20$ or 19 euros for a month (in a TV, Internet, Phone bundle)
They provide generally stable and fast connection (60/6 all the time). I live in the suburbs, that's why we choose them (basically if you want to have a good internet connection, you can only choose them, others are shit or out of support range). I didn't have any kind of issues with them over the 8 years. There were only 2 or 3 major outages, but nothing special.
My only negative experience with them was the following: we forgot to pay 1 month (we lost the bill), but payed the other months. After 3 months, they've just disabled everything without a warning (no phone call, sms, email, etc). We went in, and after 10 minutes, the support guy told us that what's up. After this, we've payed the bill, and he stated, that we also need to pay the re-connection fee, which was 15$(!). That was the point where we almost cut our contract with them. We've stated that if this happens again, we'll disband our contract with them. So we payed everything, and no issues happened since then (they're sending SMS and email if there's a problem now, so this isn't happening anymore).
Aside from this, they have my general trust. Oh by the way, I use the standard modem they've provided us (which is a Cisco EPC 3208), not the horrible all-in-one device they wanted to give us (some UBEE shietty device).
I work for TWC. Free 50/5. Regularly see 60+/6+.
To clarify; 50/5 is the max available in my area. In our Maxx markets (LA, NYC, Kansas City, some areas of Texas), you can get 300/30.
At work I have unlimited use of a 500/500 fiber connection.
>>51966432
Get out communist trash, it's only good if you pay for it. That's the american way.
>>51978358
Oh and to add, residential customers are allowed to go to a business class internet solution where you basically can haggle the price and speed you want.
When I lived with roommates in college, we had a business class internet speed of 80/10 for something like 120 USD per month. This is a good example, because the price you pay is never on par with what residential customer accounts pay for their "tiers". So it's POSSIBLE to get a faster connection if you want to fork over the cash for it. Secondly, business class accounts always come with some sort of term agreement usually 12-24 months.
The only PROBLEM is, once your term is up if you'd like to go back to residential, you CAN. It's just a huge pain in the ass because only certain customer service agents have access to both account types to change them between one or the other, and you'll likely have to return the equipment and exchange it because the equipment we give to business class customers is designed to allow them multiple networks, VPN configurations, hotspots and the like.
teksavvy
>>51966671
How much do you pay? I have 100/8 plus phone and TV and those movie channels and pay 60€
>>51966405
fairpoint. Shit fucking sucks man.
>>51966405
Omantel
please kill me
Bahnhof in Sweden. It's actually controlled by a Bond villain.
>>51976819
Also Telstra.
Routed through VPN because the fuckwits sent the cops to my door once without so much as a heads-up.
Fuck them.
Uno Communication
Shitty Italian local ISP - they use 5.7ghz towers and I got 22/2 (I pay for 20/1) every day until they started bursting my node and now I can't get over 7megs
>>51966405
Welho
350mbps
unlimited
40euros
>>51966405
Unitymedia Germany.
I get the full 120Mbit/s I was promised but I still haven't figured out when and how they assign new dynamic IPs. I seem to get a new one several times a day despite not disconnecting from the internet whereas unplugging my router doesn't get me a new IP.
>>51966438
Also have charter, at 60/5 though.
With wifi I see 40/4, not terrible.
>>51966405
Im stealing wifi but speednet shows Blizoo which local fiber optics ISP.
I get around 10mbps which is due to router limitations.
>>51978740
I have same connection and with Kabel Deutschland I get a new one usually every week or something, but sometimes like this month, I don't get any new IPs. Today was first time this month I got new ones.
I really don't think there is a pattern.
Century link, it's a piece of shit
>>51977362
No you get UP to 60 megabits per second. That is roughly 7 megaBYTES per second, which is why your downloads probably feel like a tenth.
There is a conversion from Megabits to bytes you need to use to see your actual speed.
My google fiber connection is gigabit speeds, or 125 megabytes per second speeds
>>51966699
Sounds like DSL, the maximum speed depends on the condition and length of the wiring between the DSLAM and your modem.
