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$70 a month with Charter for 3meg internet and every channel available including HD. You other Charter customers are getting screwed :D
 
DSL internet is 20 euros per month (about $16) for a 4MBit down/ 1Mbit up.
TV is 15 euros a month for cable split three ways so I end up paying 5 euros or about $4. :)

You guys in the states get ripped off badly :D
 
$60 for a 2Mb Internet connection and the basic around 12 analog TV channels from UPC Norway.
 
NTL 10mbps Cable Internet (£37pm)
Be. 24mbps Broadband unlimited (£24.99pm)
x2 SKY+ Boxes with full package (£50pm)

I also have a motorised dish to get the various channels from all around this union we call Europe :)
 
~Shard~ said:
$100 CAD per month for:

- land line
- unlimited long distance across Canada
- 3 Mbps DSL access
- 80 digital TV channels, VOD and 100+ digital audio channels
- home security system

and this summer we'll be getting upgraded to 20 Mbps and HD content over DSL... :cool:
Who's your provider?
 
dogbone said:
I can't get ADSL2 :mad: but at least I can triple my speed for the same price...

I've been with iiNet for years now (since the 512/128 days) and I have to say they are a great provider. You will be happy with them if you switch. :)
 
-£14.99 for 512kbps unlimited broadband with Pipex
-whatever the BBC TV licence costs!
-No more SkyTV, it really is b****cks.



Though, apparently a lot of Greater Manchester is being upgraded with 8mb connections. If you're internets going down a lot then it's a sure sign things are looking up. Especially when I've only got 512kb!
 
Time Warner, digital cable, 1,473 HBOs, RR cable Internet - $87 a month. My condo has a bulk deal with them. I think this usually runs about $115 a month.
 
neocell said:
Who's your provider?

SaskTel. We've always been the leading Telecom Provider in Canada (Bell, Telus, etc. are always trying to catch up it seems!), we've been recognized internationally throughout the industry, and it's a company I'm proud to work for. :cool:
 
~Shard~ said:
SaskTel. We've always been the leading Telecom Provider in Canada (Bell, Telus, etc. are always trying to catch up it seems!), we've been recognized internationally throughout the industry, and it's a company I'm proud to work for. :cool:
Thanks for the info. Guess I'll have to wait for a while on that package, sounds good though, or just move...
 
$100? Thats GOOD! (£60ish?)

In the UK, heres our charges for our ''digital'' home:

£25 - Phone
£25 - Broadband/ADSL
£45 - Sky (Digital TV) (Exc. any Premier Sport or Movies)

= £95

Also, the ADSL is only 1Meg.. so y'no! :eek:

God, I wanna live in the USA... I'm 17... How old do I have to be to emmigrate? lol
 
£71.94 (~US$128) per month + telephone call charges.

just 1Mbps and no HD, PVR, movies channels, sport channels etc. fairly basic package.
 
neocell said:
Thanks for the info. Guess I'll have to wait for a while on that package, sounds good though, or just move...

Yeah, we're an industry leader with our IPTV service offerings - we've had our service now for almost 4 years, whereas almost all other Telcos don't even have it up and running yet. ;) And when you bundle everything together (land line, LD, DSL, IPTV, cellular, home security) yuo save a lot of money... :cool:
 
Zero.

Don't watch TV, so get along with terrestrial broadcast channels.

Get my internet free from my landlord. 3mbps.

Not a bad deal.

All my bills are included in my rent, so I only have a cell phone bill each month. This kinda makes me miss the old days when Voip services were just starting out and you could make phone calls through your computer for free<sigh>...
 
We pay close to $70 total for our package (after taxes). We have the most basic of cable plans (around $14/mo) and the faster broadband (around $53/mo) since I need the extra bandwidth for work. Work pays for $50 of the ISP fee so it's not so bad. We only have cable because it was cheaper to have it with the Internet than to have Internet alone. Go figure. :rolleyes:
 
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