[treeswarper]

Hmmm, guess they have it worse than we do. Centurytel keeps sending out mailings to sign up for super fast internet, but what we are maxxed out as far as users. I can stream Amazon stuff most of the time on my Kindle, but some videos posted on this site just won't load. Another good thing to think of as I am packing to move to a town where I have been told they have super fast and good service. Here's the article. Poor Winlock

[MtnGoat]

Gorge net promises 1.5 Mbit but I rarely see that rate, usually I clock in at 1.2 Mbit at best, and that's only if the clowns farther up the road aren't binge watching Netflix. The impact of the after work till 11ish internet usage patterns are real obvious here. http://speedtest.xfinity.com/ I have zero cell at home. Century Clunk's office is one floor below me at work.

[Chico]

[treeswarper]

Well, it isn't only L.A. people. Some folks from TACOMA moved out beyond the wired in part of this county and found that the satellite system was so slow they had to continue to live in Tacoma part time in order to run their business, which must've been on line.

[moonspots]

[MtnGoat]

Just ran mine using the link I posted prior 1.27 down 0.57 up Lightnin' fast!

[Randito]

Interesting, it appears Toledo house prices are substantially higher than Winlocks for comparable properties. Toledo has fiber and Gigabit speeds. Winlock residents could get somewhat better connection with Satellite-- at least if they don't need a VPN for work. (VPN over satellite is slower than dial-up IME) https://internet.hughesnet.com/residential-plans-and-pricing.html

[treeswarper]

1.47 and 6.something here. It varies. At least the internet seems to be holding up in the weather better than a couple years ago.

[flatsqwerl]

I have the cheapest plan that Rainier Connect offers in T-town ( 30+ bucks/month ). 6.53 UP / .97 DL

[mike]

bad day

good day

[Chico]

15.65 and 6.00 here on Comcast. Still remember my dialup days. Started with a 1200 baud modem, fastest available at the time. Soon found I could put an RF filter on the line and help the signal. Next was a 9800 baud and finally 56K before @home came along and I switched to cable.

[moonspots]

[Schroder]

I guess I should quit complaining about outages for a couple of hours a week here at the end of the line. I have 105.66 download and 6.27 upload speed with Wave.

[Joey]

If we ever decide to move one of the first questions I would ask about any proposed new place is what internet speed would we get. Said the guy presently enjoying 84 down and 5 up from Comcast.

[Chico]