How much do you pay for your monthly internet connection?

The total is over $90.00 for the phone and the Roadrunner services. We don't have any basic cable yet because we don't have a T.V. Sorry for the incorrect response.

Yes it is cheap. $22 a month is something when we compare it to prices of connections in the US. But I guess, I would rather pay the same amount as you than get connection like this. We are still on the process of hunting for a better provide. My laptop is not new. It's not old either. How's your Road Runner connection by the way? I used to work for them. Do they still offer that crappy CAISS? The free security software? I do suggest you get yourself a different one. You'll notice errors popping up as time goes by. I simply don't recommend it. We had lots of issues regarding it. I just don't understand why TWC/Road Runner - still renews their contract with it.

We pay 12000HUW witch is about $66 a month, but i'm happy because it is really fast.... :)

I think I'm probably the first Brit to respond to this discussion, so here goes:- My hubby pays around £40 a month to British Telecom (who is the main provider in this country and owns all the telephone lines). This includes fast broadband speeds with unlimited downloads (as we are lucky enough to be near the exchange in our area), an internet phone that has free calls during the week (after 6pm) and the whole of the weekends. The only thing with that is that I have to make sure I don't go over an hour at a time, otherwise it's an arm and a leg in extra bills. I have only done this once, however as the time is counted down on the telephone's screen. There are different providers other than BT. It all depends on what people want and how much they are prepared to pay. We have a separate Sky Digital service for our television (with satellite dish) that costs around £38 a month. That includes Sky Sports. Hubby could save money if he did away with some of the other channels but he just hasn't got round to it. Mum has Sky+ and pays only £21 a month as she has got rid of Sky Sports and Movies that are Premium Packages. She is with Talk Talk as opposed to British Telecom as regards her landline phone but is paying around £16 a month for this but is stuck with it for 18 months at least! The reason we went with BT was that my husband has a Mac and I have a PC and the BT Home Hub was the only way we could go wireless at that time. Fingers crossed, in the last 4 years or so we have never had any problems with either system. Hubby has had Sky Digital for years. There is talk of everyone in the country having even faster broadband speeds but for extra cost. I think there will be uproar if the charges go up more.

I forgot to say that the £40 a month includes the landline telephone as well which we tend to use during the day.

Talk about intermittent connectivity! Always!

Thanks to Dad... =)

Thanks for the reply friend!

I should be moving to Bulgaria then... LOLZ! It's really very hard to find a provider with a superb customer service nowadays.

What are the requirements for your provider? Some provider considers location as a problem.

$25 bundled package is not bad. I get to pay $22 and that is just for this intermittent connection of mine.

Isn't digitel owned by Smart Telecommunications/wireless as well?

Don't you get any problems using dynamic ip? Some sites require static? Don't you get problems loading those pages when your connection refreshes for a dynamic ip?

Wow that is pretty cheap. Like $16 dollars. Yes and downtime is my problem here with my connection.