US Broadband ISPs Expect Price Cuts

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Friday December 5, 2003 @01:12PM from the too-cheap-to-meter dept.

prostoalex writes "US broadband providers are trying to avoid the price wars, but the cost of DSL and cable hookups is still headed down with major promotions from players like Comcast and Yahoo/SBC. Currently there are 22 million US subscribers, 2 million of which subscribed during the past three months. It looks like the prices for broadband Internet are headed towards $20-30/month range, although most operators prefer to lock you into a yearly contract or provide special price for the first several months only."

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I'm an american who lives in the boonies by RLiegh · 2003-12-05 13:32 · Score: 0, Offtopic

So it doesn't apply to me either!!!
Re:Quebec by mad+flyer · 2003-12-05 14:09 · Score: 0, Offtopic

Ok, just one thing...

MINUS 20 DEGREE CELSIUS IN WINTER...

need a lot of hot chicks to warm the place... me think...