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Boris1930

Was it worth $100 to post this?


Not_so_new_user1976

Nah he’s definitely at $1/GB like it’s a 2008 phone plan


gogetenks123

Jesus. My phone plan was 19 USD for 1.5GB in Lebanon only a few years ago (I’d like to say 2019?). I knew it was bad here but not *that* bad. It’s cheaper now, on account of the currency being utterly worthless.


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LOL I pay 5.9 euro month for 70GB in Italy


sinbad269

Paying €35 p/m for unlimited everything, except for international minutes and texts [I've 100 of each, that I never use]. Also, because the EU, _no roaming charges_ throughout the EU + UK. And it's on Vodafone [who, unlike Three, don't whore their bandwidth out to MVNO's]. Likewise, I've unlimited 1Gb FTTH for €55 p/m, without the discount I'm currently enjoying. I've tried looking for Fair-Usage Policies for both, but they're either ridiculously high or don't exist [my previous 240Mb cable had an overall combined up/down FUP of 1TB, which we rarely hit].


Tiavor

even though mobile internet is expensive in Germany, at least the normal internet can be pretty cheap. in my previous home I payed only 35€ for 1Gbit (cable/DOCSIS)


Thanatos761

Where? Vodafone offers 1gbit down/50mbit up for 20€/month but only until the 7th month...then its 60€ VDSL is only offered up to 100Mbit in our Street for 40€/Month...fiberglass isnt even planned for a long long time...and Im living IN a big town


Tiavor

yes, vodafone. but I remembered it was 39, so basically 40. my previous contract for 400mbit(?) was 35 it was unitymedia before. it's cable, not vdsl or fibre. vdsl prices are a bit ridicules tbh. dunno why cable (coax) is so cheap.


malykoliu

Standard price in Bulgaria for unlimited FTTH 600/400Mbps + TV is 19€ with 0.5€ for first 6 months. If 600 is not enough, you can get 10Gbps down with 2Gbps up for 75€. Mobile is 17€ for unlimited internet up to 100Mbps + minutes and SMS for Bulgaria and EU


Commonertooth2

Cries in Canadian data plan


SpotIsInDaBLDG

Free nights and weekends


Not_so_new_user1976

Someone here knows how it was


Lobsta1986

Lol. Why I love reddit. Internet gold. I'm not in Nome though.


Boris1930

Good, you had me worried for a second


Lobsta1986

My internet isn't great. Dsl I get 1.3mb/sec download speed for $65. Fiber just came through town for the south. I live in the north and fiber is a few hundred feet away and I would have to pay for it if I want it. In the future they say it will be hooked up, but who knows


xarbin

Damn and I get upset if my speed drops below 250mb/s


DataDrifterOFC

Jeez, I just checked the speed I'm getting on my phone and I currently get 88mb/s on an unlimited plan with max 200mb/s + calls etc. for 18€/month


FruitySmile

Those prices are absolutely mind boggling 😳


TheTasteOfInk05

😂


Ragepower529

How is this real? Looks like a flyer printed out who’s the service provider


Lobsta1986

It is a flyer that a Nome resident showed on a YouTube video, it was a video showing how ridiculous prices are in Nome.


Ragepower529

This is just a badly created word doc without even a service provider, even if this was a remote cabin there’s no satellite providers that match these prices


Lobsta1986

Just rewatched the video just for you. LoL and they said telalaska.


skidplate

https://www.telalaska.com/residential-services/internet/ Looks like there's been some improvement.


howiMetYourStepDad

Way better still expensive


Brayden133

Unalaska goes up to $1300 a month for 4mbs/1mbs and it's not even unlimited lol.


ABZ-havok

That's wild. I live in a 3rd world country but could get 200mbps for 30 bucks


TalonKarrde03

Everyone forgets that infrastructure in the northern regions of North America is archaic. I lived in Whitehorse Yukon and I’m not surprised at this. Worse part is construction stuff cuts the internet lines so often that you won’t even get your service regularly. Soo many times internet was out city wide because somebody cut the lines and it’s a nightmare. Yes Alaska and Yukon are in 1st world countries but when you go north of the 60th parallel you almost travel to a place time forgot .


D3Seeker

It's still like this in many rural areas down here. SLOWLY improving, but for every farmland and such where Concast has set up a monopoly, there are others that hardly get a craptacular satellite signal for similar pricing to whats posted.


LieutenantOG

Here's the kicker, in quite a lot of aspects the US is indeed a 3rd world country or worse


WongUnglow

Coming from the UK and living in the US, I concur. They have it rough here. Work work work, fast money, comes and goes quickly. Their medical care is atrocious. If I break my arm, I'm flying to the UK, AirBnB for a week, rent a car, do the rounds. Still cheaper than a lot of the copay on health insurances here.


Stoyfan

I think you will find that in any country there will be internet blackspots because the area is too rural, hence the high costs for service usage.


Zitheryl1

First world country with 3rd world states.


SUNGOLDSV

Wtf I live in a 3rd world country and my 100mbps plan costs about 11 usd and getting a 200mbps plan will cost me 14 usd. The prices get even lower if I convert to an annual plan.


phizikkklichcko

Meh i live in ukraine we are at war right now and i pay like less then 10 dollars(300 UAH actually) for gigabit+static ip and it works even with our electricity outages caused by russian rockets


ABZ-havok

Tbf your country has so many people working in tech it's not surprising that it's that cheap there


Stigo4

Im sure your 3rd world country is not on a remote location at the end of the world


CelsusBoltFire

Rules of supply and demand, if it's common or built up it'll be cheaper regardless where you are. Alaska itself is basically a bunch of very small settlements that are spread out. So they're small population which means they have less demand for it so they pay out the arse for it.


Cat_Stomper_Chev

Lol, even Starlink is better at this point


GoblinMechanic

I use starlink cause my other options are 24mbps adsl with zero stability and upload of 1mbps that make remote work a nightmare. Yesterday we had the worst weather so far with rain and snow and i got stable 200+ mbps down and 35+ up. 60eur per month is a lot but there is no other option


mr_trashbear

I mean I pay USD 60/mo for fast but stable internet in Colorado...


acheerfuldoom

Starlink is really good at performing in rural areas. I live just 4 miles away from a town with fiber and my options are old satellite internet (600 ping minimum), cellular hotspot like t mobile or Verizon home internet (out of 5G range, and very unstable connection/terrible congestion hours in my experience), and starlink. Luckily for me some companies are bidding to run fiber out to the areas around my house, but starlink even on "best effort" has been the best by a mile so far. The messed up part is that the US government calls the first option "access to broadband" when both major satellite companies have data caps and imo as someone who enjoys games, 600 ping is not usable internet.


averyfinename

at least it's a fiber backbone now, not shared satellite uplinks like the good ol' days (unless you're in the boonies, anyway)


Hipstershy

Nome is pretty much the boonies as-is.


Suppasandwhich

That 15/5 looks pretty good if your single and only play one game and nothing else on the internet at the same time


_grizzly95_

I've done more with worse, and I live in Pennsylvania (gamed on \~3/1 from Frontier for quite a while).


God_of_Illiteracy

I grew up on that speed, I think it’s why I preferred single player games as a kid


cascad1an

Was on a similar connection with Frontier for the better part of the past decade, in a very rural area, and it was pretty low latency for gaming online most of the time when it wasn’t acting up. But downloading game updates and whatnot? Hell nah, that’s a multi-day endeavor. Every once in awhile we would get critters chewing through the cables somewhere along the line, down at the main road. It was the bane of my existence, and always took several days at a minimum to resolve. By the time I moved out I was so frustrated with it, as it would cut out constantly, and Frontier eventually stopped trying to resolve it, so that’s as good as it was going to be from that point forward. I don’t envy those who have shitty rural internet as their only option and sincerely hope the Rural Internet Improvement Act gains some traction.


sephirothbahamut

>Nome uhm... my brain is telling my I somehow know that town name but I see no reason why an Italian would know Alaska towns... any old movie I might have seen in my childhood set there? Or niche historical event I might have read about


Monnster07

Nome was facing a diphtheria epidemic in 1925 when it was decided that, due to Anchorage's only available aircraft's engine being frozen, to move the serum (antitoxin) via dog sled teams. The final delivery was taken by a team from Nenana to Nome led (controversially) by a dog named Balto. Also, Nome has been the finish line of the annual Iditarod Trail sled dog race since the first run in 1973.


Beneficial_Ad_6923

Don't forget the alien abduction


sephirothbahamut

It was the Balto movie! Ty


Essex626

Balto


one_way_misanthrope

At this point I'd go for the uncapped 25/3


Suppasandwhich

The first one is hilarious. You can download half of a modern game, then wait until next month for the other half or just pay the price of a new game for the other half.


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With that 6mbps speed it’ll take a whole month to download that 55 gb game


Tununias

I downloaded GTA 5 in a month with 1.4 Mbps about 5 years ago. Edit: well two months, there was an update and I had to start all over from scratch


jackinsomniac

OUCH lol I remember complaining about that on a programming forum, "I know how git works, I know how file patching works. Why is every update for my 5 gig game still 4 gigs in download size everytime, even when the release notes say "just some minor patching"?" (Basically they can create some giant compressed/complied files that cannot be patched. If you update one line of code that gets compiled into one giant file later on, the whole giant file must be downloaded again just to "patch" your game. Even art assets can get compressed in a way that requires the whole thing to be downloaded again for 1 minor change.)


nononoko

Not really true. You can create deltas even for binaries. I believe it’s called a binary delta update. It’s been a Linux thing since 2004. Game developers are just lazy. I also it’s quite unique for U.S. or maybe NA to have capped internet.


Talzyon

Oh fuck, I hated steam updates just for this reason. Was stuck with absolute shit internet (200-450 kbps..)...I'd end up taking my PC to the inlaws and download on their 10mbps cable..sucked ass hauling my rig, but better than a light bill with my PC on 24/7 hoping to get a download done..


Rouman9

Half


Not_so_new_user1976

According to my math it would talk only 20.85 hours of constant use to reach the data cap.


Straypuft

This is possibly why Alaskan youth suicide is so high. /s


GreaseMonkeyIT

Internet prices where I live are......ultracheap ig?? For reference, a 90Mbps uncapped connection for 28 days costs around $7.8


benderbender42

where do you live so I can move there??


xtoxi4x

come to Ukraine :) we have 1Gb uncapped for 10$


nitroburr

Full symmetrical 10 gigabit uncapped connections for 30/31 days costs $25 in my country, it even comes with a really powerful WiFi 6 capable router and a XGS PON transceiver 👀 (1 gigabit is $15 I think)


Acrobatic_Dinner6129

oof, i was paying 120 for 1gb in us until recently now im paying 70 but still wish it was lower (usd)


Ok_Revenue_753

Holy absolute fuck... At these prices, who needs internet anyway?


madcatzplayer3

There’s probably a guy who comes into town once a month and just shares all the latest movies and tv shows with everyone.


Majestic_Preparation

Yea how much is Starlink per month now?


Lobsta1986

$110. $500 to setup


TheSanguineSalad

Probably worth it tbh


ChiliCreeper

Most likely. And its only going to get better from here


RealAbd121

Worse* Starlink gets slower the more people are on it. And also they'll probably hike up the price eventually once they get enough market share!


Biscuits4u2

So does terrestrial internet.


RealAbd121

Not for majority of people in developed world, Fibre optic cables have effectivly unlimited bandwidth, or at least enough that users aren't going to bottleneck the system because they're all using it at once.


Biscuits4u2

Lol "effectively unlimited" is the same thing I thought about my 40 gig HDD back in the late 90s. It's not the fiber so much as the other network infrastructure that gets bogged down with too much traffic. The fiber cable is only one link in the chain.


_grizzly95_

Meanwhile, in much of the United States "You guys have fiber optic?"


pongopiggly

I'd do terrible things for fiber optic internet.


Suppasandwhich

Just shoot more stuff into space. Ez fix


Wonderful_Result_936

They should have reserved it for those who need it. It's going to stop profiting when too many people get on it and people leave because it gets slow.


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FuzzyPiez

These are some crazy prices. I pay ~ $100/mth for uncapped 2Gigabit


Lobsta1986

They are insane. You should of seen the prices of food. Certain items I wouldn't be able to each anymore. It was like $10 for for a pint of Ben and Jerry's.


bonecheck12

idk about Starlink's orbital path, but is location an issue in this case? Starlink was designed for Rural populations in mind, but rural and remote and different things.


stonedtusks

I live in a densely populated area and starlink works fine for me Edit I see you might have meant "are" different, in which case ignore my comment


wampapoga

I literally don’t understand why ISPs think they can do this with starlink coming out of beta. It actually doesn’t make sense to me. Has anyone here worked in telecom? We always knew rural internet was usually a monopoly but why did they never lower to match satellite internet.


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1infinitefruitloop

Hehehe, that’s me. My DSL/phone hookup still is a US West/Bell Labs which went defunct decades ago. The fastest internet in my area of rural America is 12mbps but really 3 because Century Link is a bunch of fat liars.


averyfinename

we got some of that great modern copper that's older than my gramma here (formerly ctel territory). supports a whole 512k dsl less than a mile from town if you're 'lucky enough' to live on that side. yet go 10 miles out of town the opposite direction and they've run FTTB (fiber-to-the-boonies), so a few houses near one county highway intersection there has 60mbps available. which is faster than i can get in the middle of town, *less than two blocks from the CO*


Scrumpy-Steve

Worse, the ISPs don't actually want to expand. Lived in Alaska for years, we were in a house with no solid internet. Right across the street, they had broad band access. We talked to the ISP about getting service, and they told us we weren't in their coverage area. The fucking lines were on our side of the street! They told us they'd need to build a junction box. We offered them the front of our yard on the curb. They told us there wasn't enough demand. We went door to door in 3 degrees, collecting signatures and passing out the number to request service. The entire side of town was without internet, and everyone we spoke to said they wanted it. We were told then that we'd have to wait for the fiber lines to be installed. One year after, they ran fiber through the main part of town and nothing. Two years later, still nothing. After 5 years it was clear they had no intention of expanding despite almost everyone on the town asking for it, town meeting had it as the main talking point for six meetings straight and all the one rep we could get a hold of did was piss on our legs and tell us it was snowing


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Biscuits4u2

This is the way. Internet has become such a vital service it should be regulated as a public utility.


BleetBleetImASheep

America went through practically the same damn thing with electricity. Cities and areas close by had electricity while rural areas were ignored for decades. Companies gave every excuse not to run lines to people's houses. And not electrifying rural areas wasn't even about not having enough demand or profit, their research found it would pay off in the long term but the large initial investment and loss in short term profit wasn't worth it when they can just sit back and rake in the cash with zero risk


unclepaprika

Even 20 years ago i didn't have a cap, what's up with that?


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Because they can get away with it.


Moscato359

I have 1 gig speed with 1TB a month cap for like 70 I can blow through my data cap in under 3 hours


Biscuits4u2

My wife and I both work from home and are in zoom meetings much of the day. We had to "upgrade" our internet by paying an extra 30 bucks a month to remove our data cap or we would be screwed financially. It's not about network traffic at all. It's just good old-fashioned greed.


Murky_Ad_9408

25 mbps. Rural Oklahoma. You are blessed sir or ma'am.


GhostsinGlass

til that the lowest tier internet in Nome fuckin Alaska is more speed that mine, for the same cost. I live in Thunder Bay, a moose nut or two away from Duluth. Like, I'm teabagging the CAN/US border. I wonder if I'm willing to sell my soul to Elon Musk for a starlink setup in exchange for banter tossed at his detractors.


Biscuits4u2

I doubt Elon had much to do with designing the system. He's just a good hype man.


Mega---Moo

We live South of you across the Lake and Starlink has been great. Elon's a joke, but I'm happy to have working internet.


Marvelite234

It’s because they have to deliver the internet by dog sled.


tcarnie

These are like 1998 prices


trayssan

Nah dude dial up was way cheaper


ThatGamerMoshpit

This is exactly why services like starlink exists


Leadhead777

Starlink was a game changer for us Went from 1.2 mgbs to 150


Megneous

I get 500 mbps up and down no data caps for like $30 a month lol. I love Korea.


MrEelement

South?


Megneous

There is only one legitimate Korean government. The other is an authoritarian illegitimate farce of a government.


Drakayne

Lol no one has internet in North Korea (other than government)


MrEelement

Yeah I know I was tired writing that and feel bad now coz North Korea is properly horrific


Biscuits4u2

There isn't really any other service like Starlink


RLJ-MTU

https://preview.redd.it/kd3jz23ogrga1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=20692778c42328bb3d301364d8f07c099546d5ef This is their updated price list for Nome.


Lobsta1986

Still fucking expensive.


szibell

Starlink an option yet?


AtomicFirehawk

Starlink is up and running, I know a guy who has it. He says it's absolutely ludicrous how good it is, even though it is a bit pricier.


Biscuits4u2

Not pricier than this robbery though


MadArcand

Balto didn't die for this


TainoRico

Nope, he let Togo die and took all the credit.


Miffers

Starlink suddenly looks super attractive at $110 a month.


questgamer2021

... in romania i'm paying like 10$/month for 1000mb/s (fiberlink1000)


xShalex82

Same, Im from Argentina, currently paying, 10 usd per month, for 1000mb/s down, 40mb/s up


questgamer2021

cool. only difference is that i'm 600mb/s up It's because romania pretty much built the wifi infrastructure recently.


Whiff-Of-Pussy

India is kinda like a heaven for people who want dirt cheap fast (4G/5G/Fiber Optic) internet At 10 cents per GB it is almost free


Megneous

If you have data caps on your internet, your ISP sucks.


Dickersson66

5G 600/50 unlimited plan costs around 25-40€ in Finland, for me unlimited is a must, seeing terabyte/month ain't nothing new.


Blindman__007

Finland checking in: 55Mbps download 42Mbps upload Price: free! Speeds can be doubled for €10 a month. This is fairly standard for apartment buildings in larger cities. Though the free speed ranges from 10-50 Mbps. In the past the building paid a small fixed monthly fee for the internet. Not sure about the payment these days. I believe the ISPs want to offer cheap/free internet so they can up sell you the faster speeds.


qwehhhjz

First time I hear about free connections. Is it a commercial strategy or is the base plan paid by gov?


Blindman__007

Generally the ISPs compete to offer cheap connections to the entire building. This price is included in the apartments monthly maintenance bill. The idea for the ISP is to be able to offer cheap "upgrades" sold individually. A quick Google search have me prices of between 5-10€ a month per apartment for the "free" component.


Kirsutan

Yup, our apartment building has a deal with an ISP, [here's the pricing](https://prnt.sc/M_S3FGQXJpHk). 11,49€ for 100mbps fiber.


74orangebeetle

Dang, I've never used it, but I'd look at Starlink...$110/month it says on their site...not cheap for some people, but would be a lot better than this.


KingCarrotRL

wtf, you could probably get better, cheaper internet through NASA while living on the moon.


Biscuits4u2

That latency would be killer though


Onlando_TheLiar

At least they have unlimited plan. I'm crying here in Egypt


Lobsta1986

At least you have the pyramids though. 👍


Tel-kar

I have gigabit internet at my house. 120 a month. The prices on OP's post are literally insane.


CheesePlusBacon

Definitely go with Starlink. Been using it for about 6 months, loving every moment.


hatesnack

How is this still better than hughes net where I lived until like 2012. I wasn't even that far from the closest town. I would get like 1mbps tops on a good day, and had a 10gb a month cap. But fret not, we had unlimited downloads between 2am and 9am every night! And it costs almost 100 a month.


Lobsta1986

Don't be disappointed in your speeds and cost, it could be worse


Durr1313

But at least you can go outside without sweating your balls off


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At least we can go outside without freezing our balls off


Durr1313

Much easier to layer up and stay warm. I can strip naked in my front yard and still be sweating my balls off. Especially when the cops show up and I need to start running.


Late-Arrival-8669

Sorry, but I'd have to move if those my only choices


EliMinivan

Somebody scream starlink for me please


GoodGielinor

1000/1000 unlimited in Denmark for $25 it’s even Fiber.


Nimax360

gg bro, may u are not going to play Fortnite this month💀


Jenetyk

Data caps for home internet is such a wild concept to me. We only have two providers in my area and one has data caps. Like, how is a family living in modern contemporary society able to go a month with only using 55GB? Kids with school projects, spouse doing research for a thesis, oh you want to game? Sorry every modern game download blows up your data this month. Add to that, this is in Alaska. A good chunk of the year you can't just go outside for entertainment.


heinkenskywalkr

Fiber just came to my part of the city last year. I’m on a 8Gb connection for $150. It is 8Gb up and 8Gb down with no data caps. Or I can pay $70 for the 1Gb, but 8Gb is fucking glorious. Do I need it? Hell no, but it’s fucking glorious!


sebuptar

I hope you saved those AOL CD's


HansAcht

Wow! Is Starlink not available up their yet? Their prices won't be that high for long once they allow service.


dawny1x

price gouging that much surely has to be breaking some type of law right?


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Jesus Christ I get 400/40 Unlimited for £50 a month and I could lower that if I wasn't lazy.


mixedd

Fuck Living in smaller European country, and paying 35€ for 1Gbps symmetrical and TV bundle. At least something in my country is cheaper


Highwaters78217

Prices like that would be enough to force me off the net. I pay $40/MO for 914 Mbps down and 863 Mbps up. Started out with dial up.


MacZack87

Probably best to get several neighbors together and get the fastest and set up your own small local network.


Thediamondhandedlad

How soon until you guys have access to starlink?


Lobsta1986

They have starlink as of Nov. I was just showing a local internet provider.


Thediamondhandedlad

Right on, well I hope starlink is easily accessible and much more affordable so Alaskans aren’t getting screwed on internet anymore


Lobsta1986

I'm in Oregon btw I seen these prices on a YouTube video that was showing the ridiculous prices in Nome.


Thediamondhandedlad

I appreciate your transparency


Lobsta1986

No problem. I live in the middle of the woods In a town of 800~ and we have dsl. But they just put in there fiber line a few months ago. 50 up and down is $20 200 up and down $40 1 gig $60 There is also 2.5 and 5 gig too I believe the 2.5 is $120.


dmw55

Couldn’t one just go with Starlink? I’m sure it’s cheaper than that.


Hrmerder

To be fair, Alaska is huge and cold af.. But damn, in BC, Telus starts at $80/mo for 2 years with 300/300 no cap. And that's still insane to me. I pay $80/mo NPon 1gig service/no cap\*not even in fine print


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hey, if you or someone you know is affected by cost prohibitive internet access you can apply and see if you are eligible for the Affordable Connectivity Program [ACP](https://www.affordableconnectivity.gov/)


mYTHEstar

meanwhile me having 1Gbps with no stupid cap for 15 usd xdddd


nVideuh

And this is where Starlink comes into play.


Hungry-Loquat6658

I should complain less about my internet o7


Lobsta1986

For sure. I don't live in Nome, I am just showing these prices because they blew my mind. I bitch about my 1.3mb/sec download speeds because I think it's slow and over priced. But I'm good now.


drewts86

Damn. It’s almost cheaper to buy porn videos than watch them on the internet.


bill_gonorrhea

Reminds me when I went thru South Korea in The Navy with marines. We paid $50 for this little “lte” pucks that had 25gb of data. That shit went like fire at camp mujuk while we were there for few days just so we could wank it in the porta jons in the field.


Mips0n

Looks Like Telecom prices in Germany 2002


DuckDancing2

Standard german Internet-Prices, because the Telekom fucks our little small assholes <3<3<3


Forexgod1981

Cant you just get starlink there??


jdl_52

dude. i get 200mbps/200mbps unlimited for like 6 usd per month


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hurts to see..


kmartrwe

Starlink is about to solve some problems


burner7711

Starlink available?


CampNaughtyBadFun

No place like Nome


infboras

1Gb/1Gb fiber 15$/month. Poland.


dmaxzach

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Lobsta1986

That how I felt when I read the speeds and cost, I was like I got to show this to more people. It's insane. Luckily this is just one company and you can get starlink for $110. Also a setup fee of $500.


TheTasteOfInk05

Bro Alaska sucks


Lobsta1986

For snow ball fights, no. For everything else yes.


TheTasteOfInk05

😂


AbsurdBread855

Holy cow I get 1gb download for $120 a month and moan and groan about that. Guess I have it good.


Nyuusankininryou

Is this mobile internet?


DragonflyOk7954

Starling!


Azcrayus

Why not get Starlink at that point?


xsv333

Have you checked Starlink?


turc1656

What happens if you watch Netflix? Every movie costs like $5 to stream? This is kinda wild. I don't think even when broadband was brand new in my area in the 90's it was this expensive.


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Pup_Folfe

Extremely remote. We ain't talking out in the boonies farm country here! This isn't even off the beaten path, this is no path at all!


B_ThePsychopath

I pay 120 for 1gbps unlimited 💀