I'm curious with your experience with ISPs and your connection speeds, Jow Forums.
I know for a fact that places like the UK are completely fucked for ISPs, hearing about some of the stuff from UKanons would be pretty good, but elsewhere or even somewhat positive stuff about ISPs is all good.
From a personal standpoint, my ISP has been complete shit, unhelpful and has stringed me along to rinse as much money out of me as possible.
my ISP has been complete shit, unhelpful and has stringed me along to rinse as much money out of me as possible
britfag here
virgin media is having 'minor problems' and now I've had 1 month without an internet connection
Network is owned by the student union.
Getting 900 Mbps both ways.
Based and redpilled
>fair price for FTTH on a third world shithole
>no caps because just like copyright notice crap data caps are a joke over here
>been running a 24/7 seedbox for years
>no throttling or any jewish trickery
>the only ISP who offers upload speeds higher than 30Mbps in this city
Nothing to complain really.
300/150Mbps Virgin Media here. It's based.
here. in their defence, when they actually provide their service virgin media are pretty based
My ISP *was* fine when they were Time Warner Cable. They got bought out by Charter (Spectrum) and that's when the fun began. First when I upgraded to newly available speed tiers they charged me a 200$ "activation fee" because it was a "new account" even though I was using TWC for years. Then the real fun began, my modem started getting quarantined by that copyright strike bullshit, some of the notices were years old. What's fascinating is the CCI notices are still served from TWCs domain and have their letterhead. Pretty sure that system was supposed to be disabled when CCI disbanded years ago, but Spectrum didn't get the memo.
I was downloading terabytes/month for years, but didn't get a single notice until I switched to a Spectrum branded billing profile. Still pisses me off to this day. The extra 100Mbits was not worth this hassle.
Bahnhof, Sweden. 250 Mbit/s download, 100 Mbit/s upload, $38/mo. Reliable connection. Took them a month to give me a public facing IP address because they don't own the fiber my house is connected to and use fucking email to communicate with the network owner.