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King Duck

join:2005-04-10
Elizabeth City, NC

Re: 100Mbps connectivity for $39

On the other hand, Japanese internet, which is what this is talking about, has unrestricted access to your NA internet.....
So, 100Meg for $39 a month is a great deal whichever way you look at it.
Although maybe xenophobes are blind to logic?
permalink · 2006-12-24 13:05:07 · Reply to this
King Duck

join:2005-04-10
Elizabeth City, NC

Re: 100Mbps connectivity for $39

Just remembered....
And if you try to get truly unlimitted broadband in Australia you are restricted to slow dsl or cable and pay $200 to $300 a month for the privilege....
The cheaper broadband plans over there either cut you off when you reach your monthly quota or slow you down to, essentially, dialup speed for the remainder of your month.
permalink · 2006-12-24 13:08:29 · Reply to this

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Re: 100Mbps connectivity for $39

said by King Duck See Profile :

Just remembered....
And if you try to get truly unlimitted broadband in Australia you are restricted to slow dsl or cable and pay $200 to $300 a month for the privilege....
The cheaper broadband plans over there either cut you off when you reach your monthly quota or slow you down to, essentially, dialup speed for the remainder of your month.
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permalink · 2006-12-26 04:19:05 · Print · Reply to this
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