mrdome
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Home Country: germany
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 Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2007 4:28 am Post subject: |
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Let me answer my own question then 
From the fantastic TalesofAsia website:
| Quote: | If you're looking for a home connection here are your options:
Online: The best and also the most expensive. For dial-up they offer pre-paid cards providing six hours for $10, twelve hours for $20, thirty hours for $50, and sixty-five hours for $100. ADSL starts at $99 a month for a 128 kbps connection that gives you 800 mb free download plus $0.08 to 0.10 for every mb thereafter per month, the more you use the lower the per mb charge. Oh, and there's a $45 per month line charge on top of that. Yeah, ouch. Click the link for even more horrific prices. Trust me, you'll want to be sitting down when you see what a 1 mbps connection costs. Though bandwidth allowances have been increased lately, you won't be downloading too many lossless music files at these prices. They do offer an unlimited bandwidth connection at $219 per month for a 64kbs speed but you'll do will to get 10kbs at any one time.
Telesurf: Offers the wireless satellite system a lot of internet cafes use. Variable quality, poor customer service record. Prices start at $22 (10% VAT included) per month for a 64kbs connection for service that works when the sun is shining and the celestial bodies are in harmony with each other. $77 gets you 128kbs. Extra charges for bandwidth.
Camintel: A slightly cheaper DSL alternative to Online but not a company with much of a service record. $220 (10% VAT included) gets you unlimited bandwidth at a 128kbs downladed that hits 16kbs on a good day.
CityLink: Started out with cheaper prices than the others but is now pretty much the same as everyone else, charging $219 per month for the same sloppy 64kbs unlimited download.
Angkornet: The newest entrant on the scene. |
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