>1000GB data allowance >$30 extra charge for 100/40 "speed

I can have double that speed for less than 40 euros a month. Fuck Straya and your godawful internet.

I'm paying $70/mo for 500Mbps here in the US.

Everytime I see those threads i feel very bad for the U.S residents.
No shit.

45€/moth
currently 50 Gb/s, soon to be upgraded to ~100-150 Gb/s
no data cap
included telephone flatrate

could be better, but I'm not complaining.

I pay like 12 euro for 120/10 in Poland.

>>62295820
that should be Mb/s

>>62295820
Gb? Really?

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300/50 Mbps
40€/mo package which also includes mobile service with unlimited calls and SMS + 10GB LTE

>>62295834
nah, coffee hasn't fully kicked in. it's Mb/s.

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17 euros 1gb/s Lithuania

>>62295851
noice. country?

ausfag here, 100/40 unlimited allowance for 65$ a month, not complaining desu, I don't feel like I need faster.

Internet/cellular/TV is a fucking ripoff in the US.

>>62295894
with jews you lose.

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>>62295484
Going to switch to NBN some time soon. I'd say bargain with them if possible. We're on 1tb a month quota and the full speed boost on old hfc cable (100/2.5) for 89 a month because we re-contracted and spoke to their sales department. If you ask them for a better deal or you may think of switching they'll likely give you it. Even if it's just 20 bucks less a month try for it. Hell quote my republic if you want, they're doing the 100/40 for 69.99 a month and no quota limit.

$40 FTTH
100Mb down / 55Mb up (tops 90Mb)
unlimited

My wifi hotspot has a 15GB cap on it, which is fucking gay. The caps are going to ruin 5g when it rolls out over the next couple years.

>>62295484
>Surely you guys have better internet service than us

dont group all australians in with you just because you have fucking shit tier internet cunt

why are you even hanging around in /g/ if you dont even know how to pick a real ISP

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in socal i think its like 60 a month but who the fuck knows

>>62295925
Doesn't change the fact that Australia has one of the worst internet service in the OECD.

That's just embarrassing for a first world country you know.

So fuck your shillings and stop sucking the government's shoes.

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>>62295951

just ran a speed test, I guess this is peak time.. wheres muh congestion

>>62295484
45 bucks per month. 20Mb/s down, 1 Mb/s up. No data limit. If I wanted to pay 100 bucks per month, I could bet 70Mb/s down, 3Mb/s up and no data limit.

>>62295964
you have that in australia? the fuck

>>62295484
>faster than 98% of AU
Jesus Christ Australia, just how slow is your internet in your country?

>>62295964
>gigabit connection
Where in Australia? Work has it but no residential provider does.

>>62295964
Is my republic good for nbn? Have to switch over soon so either going to remain with telstra as they've never given us issues and have been solid for speed (get the 100mbps on current hfc cable basically 24/7 even during peak). But obviously they will be expensive. Is my republic good with providing the speed they promise? (100/40) at 70 bucks. Also do they throttle if you use a lot? I obviously don't intend to hammer the network just mostly download things every now and then and have fellow roommates who stream netflix/youtube a lot. I've downloaded over 150gb in about 4 hours before without speed dropping one bit, though on a set quota so I'm assuming that's why.

>>62296024
Weren't they doing gigabit in one of the towns as a fuck you to nbn/government saying it can't be done.

>>62295989
We're a nanny state controlled by rednecks who think telecommunications infrastructure is not important and we'll be fine living off of coal exports forever

>>62295484
>No data allowance
>need to upgrade package for any "speed boost"
>$20/m for 20/6Mbps, but at least

>>62295988

I pay less than the OP for unlimited 1gbit/400mbit unlimited

it's a residential plan.

the population voted to kill off the NBN, can only blame the voters really. high cvc charges make offering this country wide impossible unless you want to pay $500+ a month

>>62296025

normal plans are behind CGNAT (you dont actually have a public IP address... you cant port forward anything) but if you pay $10 extra for the 'gamer plan' you do get your own static ip and no cgnat

100/40 is $59 a month unlimited. it's good yo

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>>62295915
>100/2.5
...what the fuck?

>>62295484
>abysmal speed
>absurd game censorship
>absurd prices on PC parts
>nanny state
I'm surprised you guys haven't moved out of your country yet.

>>62296072

HFC limitations on upload speed nothing new there

>>62295756
35 euro for Gbs and no contract, no data caps, not data limit, no throttling

feels good man

>>62295876
Slovenia

>>62295917
How the fuck do you get that speed up?

speed test on a 5gb file from internode:

wget http://speedcheck.cdn.on.net/5000meg.test
--2017-09-07 18:28:19-- http://speedcheck.cdn.on.net/5000meg.test
Resolving speedcheck.cdn.on.net... 192.231.203.146
Connecting to speedcheck.cdn.on.net|192.231.203.146|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 5000000000 (4.7G) [application/octet-stream]
Saving to: ‘5000meg.test’

5000meg.test 49%[======================> ] 2.31G 99.5MB/s eta 24s

>>62295484
There are ISP's that do 100/40 with unlimited cap for $80-$90.

>>62295964
How much will you cry when MyRepublic ends it after a year?

>>62296107
I just bought a new Porsche 991.2 C2S for $110K
You can't get it anywhere cheaper than in the US. So we pay less for some things.

>>62295484
I get 100 down 5 up for 10 eurodollars a month

>>62296189

they are mostly (like another anon wrote above) doing it as a fuck you to NBN Co and the government on CVC charges. It's costing them half a million to subsidise this so I dont mind too much. Either they bring the extremely high access charges down for providers everywhere or they don't and sell the NBN off to Telstra (most likely)

I will be leaving this shit country either way. Whoever is in my house can stream 125 simultaneous 4K Netflix streams until then I guess.

>>62296066
>static IP
Why do people think this is good?

>>62296173
My isp has 100/10 for 13$/month

>>62296245

well when you figure out what CGNAT is you'll understand

>>62296226
>sell the NBN off to Telstra (most likely)
That's not how the NBN works....

>>62295964
Fuckin Wollongong NSW memer, I'm in the Inner West and pay $65 for 100/40. Shits comfy

>>62296254

yeah ok m8, you're the expert :)

look at who they put in charge of NBN Co right now and try and figure out why they are running it into the ground

Attention: it is the responsibility of FTTN members to go out and punch their local Lib/Nat voters.
Make sure to swing as hard as you can most of the way, then stop a little before you hit them and slow to a crawl.

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>>62295484
>120 a month for adsl
>about half a mb down and less than 100kb up
plus it's broken twice due to rain

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>>62296072
That's just how they allocate the plans over HFC, base plan is 30/1, 1 tier up is 50/2, and highest is 100/2.5 (ends up being around 114mbps in practice though as seen through speedtest/steam (also get the same through battlenet/youtube etc.) though as they provision it as ~115/3, am about 5-6km from the exchange (probably a bit more in terms of actual cable length) so it's pretty good that i can basically get the full line speed despite that. But yeah the upload being pretty low is kind of shit but that's where NBN comes in (though at reduced download). Pic related is speeds over steam usually.

https://delimiter.com.au/2016/02/26/cheap-buy-budde-and-ludlam-believe-the-nbn-will-be-sold-to-telstra/

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>>62296262

>>62296274

before docsis 3 you used to be able to run a scan of the local neighbourhood and just clone cunts mac addresses to a flashable surfboard and use up their quotas

good times

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tfw used to have 50/20 FTTN nbn
something happened one day
now get this
Neither Telstra, nor nbn co want to fix it :^(
I'm still paying $120 per month

>>62296260
>http://www.nbnco.com.au/content/dam/nbnco2/documents/nbn-FY17-full-year-results-presentation.pdf
>running it into the ground
Year-on-year the revenue has increased, and will continue to increase as we are forced onto the NBN.

>>62296295

>read a report about how amazing we are going... written entirely by ourselves

>>62296306
It's the annual company report, of course they're going to write it themselves, just like how every other company writes their reports.

It's people like you that shouldn't be allowed to vote or have any influence on any decision making process.

>grandparents have optus cable
>its ok, 30mb down and shit upload
>telstra cold calls them when their optus contract is almost complete
>they offer FREE netflix for one month
>and change the cable to adsl
>for the same price
>they take the offer
>now they have shit internet but are paying 250+ a month for it (bundled with foxtel)
telstra can go fuck themselves, even my nan gets optus cable at 35 down for 60 a month

>>62296316
>of course its written by themselves who did you think wrote it? an independant 3rd party? lmao u stupid!!!!!
this is the current state of retards

>>62296294
>>62296294

what they do is tell you that you are in an area with coexistence meaning they wont even bother looking at your speeds for another 18 months until they kick everyone off DSL in the area

it's a huge joke

>>62296328
Instead of replying with facts that back up your argument, you immediately resort to ad-hominems.

>>62295484
UK, unlimited data allowance, 72.00dl / 18.00ul, £35/month, TalkTalk
premium package too, because when I first signed up for the premium, that was how you got unlimited allowance, but that's now basic. It does massively improve the customer service however, which was another reason I upgraded.
Seriously, it was a little annoying that I had to upgrade for that, but it worked fucking wonders. There was an issue with the box down the road where there had been a storm and damage was done to wires outside of my house. Initially all I got was fucking Indians on the phone who wouldn't do anything other than repeat the same fucking lines that were written on their sheets, no matter what I told them.
Once I'd upgraded, suddenly I had a British person on the other end of the phone who actually listened and suddenly they were extremely helpful and sent someone out as soon as they could.
Drilled & wired in a whole new filter box, changed the wires and fine tuned the connection for me at the box for a higher speed setting than I was designated for at the time.

>>62296352
Oh, and to make it clear, that also covers the phone line, line rental, TalkTalk TV (if I ever use it) and all that too. Complete package.

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I'm in Melbourne and I pay $60 month for this and it's unlimited.

Why are you getting ripped off OP?

>>62296251
Looks like a botnet to me

>>62295484
Spain, the most expensive broadband on all fucking UE.
>Still paying 50€/55$ for 100mb, no data cap +Tivo Basic + cellphone (4gb +1000sms+unlimited calls).

>>62296329
Yeah I know, even though coexistence doesn't properly end after 18 months.
Got the TIO involved, can't talk to anyone at Telstra now except my case manager, but I believe my fault finally got escalated to nbn co (We'll see about that)

>>62296340
what argument? is english not your first language?

>>62296316

Look at any actual data from any other source other than the NBN to see the truth

>The average annual revenue from each connection is currently $516, or about $43 a month. At this level, NBN Co will only achieve revenue of $5 billion if it connects at least 9.6 million premises. However, it is predicting only 8 million connections by 2020.

>Its operating expenses are running at about $1.4 billion every six months

>>62296378

the thing is ISP's blame the NBN and NBN Co blame the ISPs so nothing gets fixed ever.

it's become the biggest joke in the country after Turnbull dismantled the entire thing straight after being let in.

Turnbull has the nice history of running internet scams going back to his days at Ozemail and also a huge proponent of forcing encyption services to give them access to everyones keys or backdoors.

no surprises in this shit country anymore

Rudd gave us all free money, a true internet for every australian and these fuckwits take it all away asap

>>62295484
>no such thing as a "data allowance"
>no extra charge for any kind of "speed boost"
>about 70 EUR per month for unmetered "300/60" Mbps cable that actually pulls 354/75 Mbps on most days
Yeah, I'd say it's a bit better than yours in terms of quality and price.

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>>62296433
Forgot pic.

>>62296428
b-b-b-b-but murdoch told me rudd was an immature COMMIE and australia NEEDED abbott

Pay $115 for 100/40 (70/30) with limited foxtel, 1TB cap. Better than 6/.8 I was on for years.

Malcolm Turnbull, who later became the Australian Prime Minister, was then chairman of OzEmail. He had purchased a stake in Ozemail in 1994 for $500,000 and sold his stake for $57 million in 1999 to WorldCom

funny that, how can you buy some dying isp for 500,000 dollars and sell those shares only a couple years later for 57 million... some would think, insider trading perhaps... some sort of fucking scam

by 2005 ozemail was dust

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>>62296482
>internet bubble peaked in the late 90's - early 00's
>shares worth 500k in 94 are worth 57M in 99
>this is surprising to some people

>>62296369
What ISP you with?

>>62297163
not him but based on the price i'd guess myrepublic
their prices are a bit higher now and they're very hit or miss - they skimp on purchasing bandwidth and the few people i know who are with them have major congestion during peak

>>62295484
Pasta nigger here i pay 17 euros a month for 1.7Mbps/0.8 its absolutely ridiculous , though i have seen new optic fiber cabinets all over the town so possible in a couple of months maybe next year when they finish laying down the fiber they will sell it. As for now i have only seen one street cut open to put down the optic fiber and it's like 300 meters away from me. I don't understand why aren't they working full steam ahead and start offering it, i swear to god this country is stuck in the 1950's

Pay around 26$ per month for 100GB, speed 1MB/s (best) usually 400-500KB/s

>>62295484
Only recently our telecom companies updated the infrastructure so if you're a private living in a city now you can have 100Mb DL and 20Mb UL for 24€.
Before that people would pay the same price for a 20Mb DL/1Mb UL

>>62295484
Last year I had 240/240 unlimited for something like 5000yen a month in Japan.

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No data cap. $70/month

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>>62298223
Wifi

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>>62298223
>>62298242
4g LTE

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>>62295484
Australia reporting in.

>>62295484
>$100 a month
>500gb
>6mbps / 1mbps
>Telstra

Ripping off is ADSL customers hard... NBN not until 2019 and my grandparents 3 mins away have 97/40 Mbps...

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Currently paying 85$ a month

1000/1000

I actually get around 950/890 which is fine

>>62297163
I'm with myrepublic, it's great for me and some mates I know but I've also heard horror stories.

The good things is you pay for the best service, no bullshit bonus packs.

>3 Mbps down and 1 Mbps up DSL
>Actual speeds usually about half that
>$63/month
>Literally this or dial up

I can't wait to move. Getting a 3,000 sqft house with 2 car garage at $600/month almost makes it worth it, but not quite.

>>62296123

just use speedtest faggot

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>30€/m uncapped
How do I get a less shitty latency though?

>>62301756
Ping is either due to shitty networking gear (but with those speeds that's less likely), or your ISP has shitty peering in general.