My dsl in Cincinnati (Zoomtown) is now 3200 Kbps down, 952 Kbps up. Thats just the basic package at $40.
IIRC Cincinnati was also the first city to actually have a choice in residential broadbrand between cable and dsl. It's been here quite a bit longer than most cities so price and service levels are definately dependent on the market.
One thing is for certain, competition is good for the customers.
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My dsl in Cincinnati (Zoomtown) is now 3200 Kbps down, 952 Kbps up. Thats just the basic package at $40. IIRC Cincinnati was also the first city to actually have a choice in residential broadbrand between cable and dsl. It's been here quite a bit longer than most cities so price and service levels are definately dependent on the market. One thing is for certain, competition is good for the customers.