What is your download MB/GB limit?

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  1. rufh_s

    rufh_s Active Member

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    #21
    I use 256 KBPS internet connection with no Upload/download limit..pretty much
    good for me:)
    I get to around 35 kbps for download
     
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  2. mixke

    mixke Prominent Member

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    #22
    Now thats a good one ;) :)
    across the country :eek: :)
     
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    uttoransen Prominent Member

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    #23
    512kbps costs you Rs 1100 monthly, is there any 256 kbps options.
    am paying 900 to bsnl, i want more alternatives. i may be happy with Rs 500 per month connections, with upload download unlimited. can you suggest a few option for me, thanks:)
     
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  4. Correctus

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    #24
    No wait a minute, Jarod you serious? Is that even possible? an 8 MBPS unlimited connection? Host a server or something dude! That rocks.

    IT
     
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  5. Jarodboy

    Jarodboy Prominent Member

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    #25
    It's a promotion until the end of this year, i used to have "only" 35gb a month, which i only used around 10....So that was "unlimited" in the past too. :)


    Going to change to another ISP now...internet 24mb with 60gb Down + phone with unlimited 24h calls to landline numbers in my country and Europe too for only 39€...:D
     
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  6. Jarodboy

    Jarodboy Prominent Member

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    #26
    Hehe it is possible. :D

    Though i believe my ISP is using some kind of traffic shaping in some hours, specially around dinner time...My Upload at that time really sucks.
     
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  7. limpit

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    #27
    Mine is unlimited, but I don't download many things these days...
     
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    ajsa52 Well-Known Member

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    #28
    Mine is unlimited too, I'm on a broadband.
    Faster speed downloading files is aprox 300,000 bytes/sec. (just like light speed :p )
     
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  9. eXe

    eXe Notable Member

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    #29
    16GB per month. I'm on the TriB Cyber A plan, which is 2mbps. I almost always end up exceeding the limit :(

    In India as well...
     
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  10. Correctus

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    #30
    I feel so left out... is there nobody to accompany me? Does EVERYONE in this world have high speed broadband? aww... I dont even know how its like to work freely with a Broadband connection (only accessed at Internet Cafes so far)

    IT
     
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  11. shamess

    shamess Well-Known Member

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    #31
    I'd die if I have a 60GB limit xP Virgin Media don't put limits though ^^;; Though I guess if you downloaded like... nine terabits they'd be a bit pissed.
     
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  12. eXe

    eXe Notable Member

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    #32
    I think they have BSNL where you live...
     
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  13. Correctus

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    #33
    But since I'm gonna be moving soon enough there is no point of buying it right now.

    IT
     
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    #34
    Aah I just remembered:p They'll definitely have BSNL where you're moving:D
     
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    #35
    They dont have BSNL where I am gonna move, but there is Airtel over there which is even better since they have an unlimited usage plan for household users. :D And you of course know how good of a "Household" user I am :D

    Household usage would consist of:

    - Downloading huge amounts of music and games I've always dreamt about
    - Uploading scripts and programs to my websites I've always put for doing later.
    - Downloading all those programs I never have because of my speed.

    and a LOT more. I cant wait to rest my hands on the broadband connection.

    Damn, I'm all heated up now.

    IT
     
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  16. eXe

    eXe Notable Member

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    #36
    I think you're missing something there;) Something that starts with a p & ends with an n:D

     
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    #37
    i have 3 mbits down and 512k up
    no limits, always on its speed:)
     
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  18. swiftmed

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    #38
    3mbps down and 315k up. No limit but they yell at you if you go over 50 gigs a month.
     
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    #39
    :D Isn't it obvious?

    IT
     
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    #40
    Talk about expensive, my mum pays the equivilent or $25 per month, 1mb dl speed unlimited.
     
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