desfigurel
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- Jun 9, 2008
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When I was in Austria fibre was cheaper (a lot cheaper) than in the US... and you could get it anywhere. Good luck getting 100mbps in basically any US city at all. You also have a lot cheaper cell phone services.
I'm always shocked that people bitch and moan about European prices. France is outrageous as is Italy, but the Netherlands, Germany and Austria I find quite affordable. They're also fantastic countries so
True, if there's anything good about "3rd world" countries (at least mine) it's the Internet. I'm getting 100 mbps unlimited monthly traffic for like 11$/month (downloading on ethernet usually above 10 MB/s, constantly). It seems unreal to me when I hear people in US, Australia, South Africa etc (you know, "civilized" and "advanced" parts of the world) cheering for 1-5-10 mbps for like $60/month. I'd shoot myself if I had to use Internet that way, seems so '95 style. Then again, there's advantages and disadvantages everywhere.