In the US, yes. It’s stupid expensive because we gave the telecoms a lot of money to upgrade the infrastructure and they didn’t, so we gave them a bunch more but they still didn’t. So now we pay off our debt to telecoms by paying too much for internet. Freedom.
Wasn’t even optional at my last place, just added on as a fee so they could say rent was lower, base rent was like $800, ended up costing more like $1100 after non optional fees.
WTF $70 for internet? Is it that normal?
I pay 21€ for mine.
$120/month for 1Gbps here in the suburbs.
In the US, yes. It’s stupid expensive because we gave the telecoms a lot of money to upgrade the infrastructure and they didn’t, so we gave them a bunch more but they still didn’t. So now we pay off our debt to telecoms by paying too much for internet. Freedom.
I was thinking, WTF $70 for internet? I pay almost $200.
It also have $100/month of attending weddings. Those are rare enough they get rolled into vacation expenses normally.
Also parking is in hangouts instead of cars lol.
Wasn’t even optional at my last place, just added on as a fee so they could say rent was lower, base rent was like $800, ended up costing more like $1100 after non optional fees.
It’s $100/month in my building in NYC. Cable internet, maybe 300mb/s down. But I get packet loss upwards of 20% sometimes.
European internet is heavily subsidized by the state
Nice joke
Canadian Internet is not.
180 per month :(
Canada’s problem is not a lack of subsidy. It’s the state’s tolerance for oligopoly.
Source: I grew up in Canada and moved to Europe in my 30s.
Are you rural? We get it for $80 a month. 2gb/s from Rogers. Technically rural as well but just on the outskirts of a city.
1750 for a suicide apartment
It’s troll post
I found a 1br in Springfield, MA for $1750 after 10 seconds of searching.