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 Review by secerbegovic 
member for 10.1 years, 1445 visits, last login: 83 days ago
updated 2.5 years ago
 Jacksonville,Duval,FL
 $60 per month- (12 month contract)
 "Quality Service, Fast and reliable, good ping to US" "Limited Service on Military Posts/Not full speed." "Only option for Military posts, overall good but could be faster."
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Cable Modem Services provided by LG Dacom. I live on a Military post and the cable system is operated and owned by MWR Cable (Military). Because of that the maximum speed that can be provided on-post is 10/1 for $60 for unlimited use. The residential homes (just across the street) are getting FTTH 100 Mbps for about $50 a month. When i acquired about why we cant get higher speeds this is what i was told:
1. The US Govt believes that the speeds already offered (10/1 Mbps) are fast enough and that there is no need for more bandwidth.
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2. Because the cable system is so old and outdated (premium channels are still analog scrambled) it would be impossible to provide higher bandwidth services. (Korea Wide)
Overall this is the best we can get and cant complain about it to much. Latency/Ping to the US is not bad. I play World of Warcraft and my ping to the West Coast server (Frostmourne Oceanic) avereges arround 300-400. Worth the money but i am still a little jealous for not getting the FTTH that is so close but far away  .
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0.13 meg up, - .37 meg down.
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 Review by cdigioia
member for 6.6 years, 1491 visits, last login: 61 days ago
updated 3.7 years ago
- korea, repub
- $37 per month
- (6 month contract)
 about 3 days- "At least 60mbit down, 10mbit up. Always stable connection"
- "None"
- "I love internet in S. Korea"
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Not being able to find a Korean speed-test site, I'm unsure of my speeds. I know I'm higher than the US-based download speeds due to the speeds I get on well-seeded torrents.
All I know is:
Very stable connection
~$37/month
Download speeds have been as high as 60mbit down, at least 10mbit up. Downloading a movie in 3 minutes is very cool (when I can get a torrent that's seeded well enough, and after tweaking Vista to get those speeds with torrents).
Install was easy, the guy even waited around for 10 minutes because I was late. There is no equipment, I just plug my Ethernet cable into the wall port. It would appear however, that I am behind some sort of NAT.
It's been nothing but good experiences so far.
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