mine is 2mbit down 40kbs up £18 a month
mine is 2mbit down 40kbs up £18 a month
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how about your isp quote speed and your torrent client speed
mine for example (home connection speed)
8mbps dn client dn speed 800kbps
2mbps up client up speed 300kbps
60$ a month
immortalis
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40$ for me
Upload: 100mbit
Download: 100mbit
Price: $0
I really hit the jackpot when our tenant-owner's association scored a supersweet deal with a local ISP.
BT God
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Wonder which "State" in U.S. that gives that kind of connection with that price..... Sound too good to be true....Hmmmm??Originally Posted by fstrulz
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Verizon Fios is what he is usingWonder which "State" in U.S. that gives that kind of connection with that price..... Sound too good to be true....Hmmmm??
Last edited by mortalman; 05-25-2007 at 06:17 PM.
Poster
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down: 1 meg /s
up 800 kB/s
Price 49 $
Country Canada
sex a wolf in a bag
BT Rep: +70
Down: 500k/sec
Up: 50k/sec
£25 a month.
But really unlimited (no fair use policy etc)
Rural Internet, UK
Now go away.
still employed
BT Rep: +35
7MBits/512kbits
£10
sky uk
back home dial up
41 hours for £16
just rubbish.
Last edited by ibnahmed; 05-25-2007 at 06:28 PM.
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Ok someone has to post this
One kilobyte (KB) is equal to eight kilobits (Kb). Note the difference between the b and B. One megabyte (MB) is equal to 8 megabits (Mb).
So for example,
If I have a 1.1 megabit (Mb/s) connection I can download a 4.3 gigabyte (GB) dvdr in about 8 h 41 min
If I have a 1.1 megabyte (MB/s) connection I can download a 4.3 gigabyte (GB) dvdr in about 1 h 5 min
again,
If I have a 650 kilobit (Kb) connection I can download a 700 megabyte (MB) xvid in about 2 h 23 min
If I have a 650 kilobyte (KB) connection I can download a 700 megabyte (MB) xvid in about 18 min
If you're still confused you can check this out
Also I have a 6 mb/768 kb connection and I pay about 40/month
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