I pay like 50 dollars/month , internet+phone.
Fernando
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sztosz
But it’s wifi and my router is faulty, and I belivie i hear my son watching something on youtube. I pay for it 55 PLN/month it’s less then 15 USD/month. Most of the time I really get 100/100 Mbit out of it on my desktop. But the downside is, that if something on their end will stop working and it’s betwee 20 PM - 8 AM or god forbid weekend… I’m screwed 
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adammokan
hubertlepicki
Living in a Polish block of flats has it’s good sides, huh? ;). I had similar, basically 100/100 until I moved out of city centre. Not even a phone line here. Thank gods we have LTE coverage here.
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sztosz
It’s not a block of flat’s per se. Because building is two stories high with me owning half of it, my downstairs neighbour has a huge garden, and I on the other hand a nice terrace. It’s rather my ISP not having any problems with connecting fiber optics into the building just for 2 flats (where at that time only other choice was radio connection). My wife had incredible luck with finding this building, because it was really a steal having in mind that we own (with neighbours) the building and ground it stand on, not to mention the IPS :D.
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mkunikow
Poland/Warsaw UPC cable TV 19$/month
speedtest-cli
Retrieving speedtest.net configuration...
Retrieving speedtest.net server list...
Testing from xxxxxx ...
Selecting best server based on latency...
Hosted by NETIA S.A. (Warsaw) [2.05 km]: 16.175 ms
Testing download speed........................................
Download: 176.19 Mbit/s
Testing upload speed..................................................
Upload: 19.20 Mbit/s
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OvermindDL1
I love my service, ~$60/month, I have a fairly low service (they have gigabit at most and tiers in between) but my router is ancient so I’ve not seen a point to get higher. It is fast, unmetered, and unlimited (normally slows down after 300gigs/month but if you pay the extra $10, like I do, you get unlimited, and I often use well more than 300gigs/month because of working on my servers and lots of VNC over SSH), plus since where I live sits straight on an L3 backbone my latencies are utterly fantastic! I’m always the one who ends up hosting game servers between friends. ^.^ But yep, my latency fluctuates depending on the time of day between 4ms to 12ms to google, latency is one of the big things I look for because of my ssh/vnc work.
This is about the only perk of living in the desert. ^.^
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yurko
hit the nerve here, I’m extremely dissatisfied with this bandwidth (basically living in suburbs of a big city) but I can’t change the provider without risking offline time, and that is not a risk I’m willing to take 
that being said this problem mostly has to do with watching videos, skyping and actively surfing from multiple devices at the same time, but I can work just fine
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gpb
I think I pay around USD 30-35 for a fiber-optic connection from NTT. You can get much faster in the Tokyo area, but I am up here in the mountains in Niigata. Compared to my original 28.8k modem, I guess I cannot complain too much.
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terakilobyte
About $110 a month for cable internet and television. Interesting the download speed difference between the two services.
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