Rural Internet Service

[GilpinGuy]

I haven't checked on speeds with this yet.

We're on the Unlimited Elite plan and the AT&T guy at the store today said that it is unlimited. The info online says they "may" slow you down after 100 gig during peak times if there's a lot of traffic. We've had this for about 2 weeks, been using it A LOT, and have noticed no slowdowns or buffering at all.

[Bailey Guns]

We've always dealt with the rural internet challenge. Now I'm dealing with it in rural OK. I was elated to get an AT&T plan (it's some type of hybrid between DSL and fiber) that's advertised at 18Mbps for $60 month. Actual speeds are right around 16. That's the best I've ever had. We'll see how it holds up during heavy storms this spring.

Internet is definitely like crack. The more you get, the more you want.

[th3w01f]

I thought I'd pick this one up again. I'm still looking for a good alliterative to the standard WISP services outside of Castle Rock.

At the moment we have two separate WISPs (Aerux and Xtreme), no real complaints about either (pretty solid from availability) but I'd love more speed and less latency if it can be accomplished for around the same price. We're getting about 30-40Mbps between the two on average for about $250 a month. Does anyone have any other ideas or work for a company that can do P2P for a reasonable price? I got a quote for 100Mbps but it was $1500 a month.

We download about 1.5TB a month and that's without streaming, mainly my work.