Moonglow
Diamond Member
Yes, I live inn the rural area..My phone company makes you keep your phone service for internet service, and if you don't have the TV part, they make you buy you own router, for their system...If you get the TV part, they provide the router...the router is 65 bucks....I pay 50 bucks for 5 gb...It's a little high here, but our poor phone companies always claims it's broke...For TV, internet and phone I pay 150 bucks a month, now is that not high in price?
Damn!
Heck yeah that is high.
For AT&T I pay $29.95 a month for their best speed package.
It includes 250GB of data per mo., and $10 per 50GB over that.
So roughly that is 8GB a day on average.
Both Netflix and Hulu say their average usage is about 1GB an hour of watching.
1080 HD Movies are about 2GB per hour according to Vudu.
So unless I am doing some serious binge watching, it would be pretty hard to exceed the cap.
And by the way, I didn't think there was a cap at all until I just now looked at my plan.
thirty bucks out here for internet from a local source
when i cut the cable dependence
i dropped their cable telephone & internet
the cable company in the area is the only cable provider
they know it and they provide really really crappy service