[TheNewt]

*whispers behinds allenwr's back, 'Hey steam! It is me! Your spy! Hi!'*

[allenwr]

*turns around* I heard something... What did you tell them?!!!

[Fredd]

man i got the money, but i cannot find anything higher than 25 mb even though m not using but i want like 50!

[TheNewt]

You can't get 50 in united states... unless, you're willing to install corporation network backbone, into your house. Which would cost 10 grand+ a month.
EDIT: MY BAD, you CAN get up to 50MB in the united states.

Under competitive pressure from local cable competitors like Cablevision, Verizon is fighting speed with speed. The company just announced that it is now offering connection speeds of up to 50 Mbps (megabits per second) downstream and 5 Mbps upstream over its FiOS network. The previous top speed was 30 Mbps/5Mbps, on the high end. In the medium tier, Verizon upped the speed from 15 Mbps downstream and 2 Mbps upstream to 20/5 Mbps, and the top-tier service was increased from 30/5 Mbps to 50/5 Mbps. The higher speeds were available in New York, Connecticut and New Jersey previously. Massachusetts and Rhode Island were added to the list recently. Verizon had 522,000 FiOS Internet customers across 16 states at the end of the third quarter of 2006. Though the company did not announce any more specifics, one has to note that the high end service is expensive, like really expensive. The 30 Mbps service costs $179 a month. There was some talk that this service is going to cost $90 a month, but not sure what price Verizon is offering. In comparison, Cablevision’s 30 Mbps service is a third of that price.

http://gigaom.com/2007/01/10/verizon-fios-goes-50-mbps/

[Fredd]

i said canada

[mrpanda]

the US by far has the crappiest internet for its consumers compared to that of its adversaries: ie. japan, sweeden, canada, netherlands, and korea.

the no.1 reason is controlling cable companies and a big coproration that was broken up and now reformed called AT&T. these faggets are the ones to blame for us having crappy internet.

In Japan you can get a 100mbps line to your apartment for around 50$ USD.

In Korea you can get around 20mbps pipe to your house for around 45$ USD.

and on the other note.
steam just got gayer, i just noticed the ads and i hate them already.

[P4rD0nM3]

Bandwidth anyone?

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[Fredd]

WTF H4X0R. now tell me who is ur ISP?

[allenwr]

Originally Posted by mrpanda the US by far has the crappiest internet for its consumers compared to that of its adversaries: ie. japan, sweeden, canada, netherlands, and korea. the no.1 reason is controlling cable companies and a big coproration that was broken up and now reformed called AT&T. these faggets are the ones to blame for us having crappy internet. In Japan you can get a 100mbps line to your apartment for around 50$ USD. In Korea you can get around 20mbps pipe to your house for around 45$ USD. and on the other note. steam just got gayer, i just noticed the ads and i hate them already.

Ok, now think about how much their currency is worth compared to ours and how much they make a day...

[vvg125]

Originally Posted by Fredd WTF H4X0R. now tell me who is ur ISP?

Probably goes to college? Colleges tend to have a way higher connection actually.