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As far as I know, in the States, especially in large cities, the internet is excellent compared to ours.
There's no room for irony here – things are more or less okay in cities, but in small towns, there's nothing but dial-up. But, of course, there's always satellite internet, but it's not very convenient for surfing, and its installation and configuration are tedious and not cheap. Amaranth
It happens. Here are the prices of one of the Moscow providers. However, for me, an unlimited 7.5 Mbps is preferable.
For us, even your unlimited plan is a dream – my provider's maximum is 0.5 Mbps, and there's simply nothing more. And the provider I mentioned earlier, who has a monopoly, doesn't even offer unlimited plans – it's a kind of pseudo-unlimited plan: after consuming 10 GB at the advertised speed (usually a maximum of 1 Mbps), the speed drops to 64 kbps until the end of the month. That's how it is:smile32: Besides, the price comparison is simply shocking...