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I think $100-ish. I don't remember, my family was the one who ordered it.Ping matters when it comes to gaming. Upload when it comes to streaming. How much do you pay for that though?

Do you get TV or phone for that price?I think $100-ish. I don't remember, my family was the one who ordered it.
Tried on a different server, it fluctuates.
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No, but it's the only provider with fast internet. The other option is Spectrum, which isn't better for the area that we live in - from what we hear.Do you get TV or phone for that price?
I have. The highest one for my area is the Gold package which is still locked at 100mbps. What we wanted was just cable (which Direct TV controls, but is part of AT&T), and internet. What I really need is more than 100mbps. However, the area's matrix controls are so weak, that it limits the bandwidth it can allocate to each resident. Thus why I have the upload/download speeds I do now. It's a ripoff, but there's really no other choice than these two titans. The other option is HughesNet, but I don't know that company.I only pay $50 more and get TV and phone. That's not great internet. I have Spectrum, have you looked into their speeds? Because I use their ultimate speed upgrade.
I have. The highest one for my area is the Gold package which is still locked at 100mbps. What we wanted was just cable (which Direct TV controls, but is part of AT&T), and internet. What I really need is more than 100mbps. However, the area's matrix controls are so weak, that it limits the bandwidth it can allocate to each resident. Thus why I have the upload/download speeds I do now. It's a ripoff, but there's really no other choice than these two titans. The other option is HughesNet, but I don't know that company.
I really wish Comcast was in this area, otherwise we wouldn't go AT&T, because their service is poor. We felt this in California, we feel the same now.