超级军网手机流量费用：中国不到美国三分之一
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随着智能手机的普及，各大运营商纷纷推出了专门的移动数据流量套餐服务，少则30MB，多则上GB。人们在流量上的开销也在每月花费中占很大一部分，那么你知道全球范围内，各地的流量价格都怎样么？
不同国家不同运营商，他们的收费标准也不一样，对此有人以500M数据的标准对各国移动数据的费用做了调查。结果显示，安哥拉以110美元高居第一，而中国500MB数据流量要花费24.1美元（约合147.4元人民币），不到美国的三分之一，大家觉得流量够用么？
http://news.mydrivers.com/1/278/278501.htm随着智能手机的普及，各大运营商纷纷推出了专门的移动数据流量套餐服务，少则30MB，多则上GB。人们在流量上的开销也在每月花费中占很大一部分，那么你知道全球范围内，各地的流量价格都怎样么？
不同国家不同运营商，他们的收费标准也不一样，对此有人以500M数据的标准对各国移动数据的费用做了调查。结果显示，安哥拉以110美元高居第一，而中国500MB数据流量要花费24.1美元（约合147.4元人民币），不到美国的三分之一，大家觉得流量够用么？
这是按KB硬算没有考虑套餐包什么的吧~~~国外有线无线网络和国内的消费模式不太一样，咱们有线一般讲时间，限时or不限时，无线才算流量；国外基本上都按流量算
不会办本地流量包啊，浙江5G才10块怎么说？北京3.8G也才三五十块
有这么贵么？广州300块10G（7G本地+3G漫游）。我们公司的老外昨天买了连连说便宜，还说中国真NB，米国都没有双卡双待，搞得我们都很汗（主要是因为中国很早就有了，觉得他火星）
glwe 发表于 2013-10-11 19:11
不会办本地流量包啊，浙江5G才10块怎么说？北京3.8G也才三五十块
Mb在辽宁这个套餐得在大半夜到次日7点闲时才行。。。还是无线的
glwe 发表于 2013-10-11 19:11
不会办本地流量包啊，浙江5G才10块怎么说？北京3.8G也才三五十块
Mb在辽宁这个套餐得在大半夜到次日7点闲时才行。。。还是无线的
这个我信，有次在美国酒店走廊上网发邮件，十分钟不到，5美元，我的天啦，在国内可以包夜场送饮料了。
55元包250分钟全国通话，500M不限区域流量，10条彩信，还算行吧
拼命LOVE 发表于 2013-10-11 19:27
Mb在辽宁这个套餐得在大半夜到次日7点闲时才行。。。还是无线的
他说的这个肯定也是闲时的，白天5G10元不可能这么便宜的，我也是浙江的。
Mb在辽宁这个套餐得在大半夜到次日7点闲时才行。。。还是无线的
他说的这个肯定也是闲时的，白天5G10元不可能这么便宜的，我也是浙江的。
我自己用的是1G39元包月，另有200分钟本地电话和400条短信
加拿大网商Rogers Internet的价格:
Packages & Pricing
Price per Month
Includes all monthly fees. Modem rental or purchase required.
Price Download Speed Upload Speed Usage Allowance/month
$225.99 250 Mbps 250 Mbps 500 GB
$125.99 150 Mbps 10 Mbps 250 GB
$ 77.99 45 Mbps 4 Mbps 150 GB
$ 67.99 35 Mbps 3 Mbps 120 GB
$ 54.99 25 Mbps 2 Mbps 80 GB
$ 44.49 6 Mbps 0.256 Mbps 20 GB
http://www.rogers.com/web/link/hispeedBrowseFlowDefaultPlans
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Packages & Pricing
Price per Month
Includes all monthly fees. Modem rental or purchase required.
Price Download Speed Upload Speed Usage Allowance/month
$225.99 250 Mbps 250 Mbps 500 GB
$125.99 150 Mbps 10 Mbps 250 GB
$ 77.99 45 Mbps 4 Mbps 150 GB
$ 67.99 35 Mbps 3 Mbps 120 GB
$ 54.99 25 Mbps 2 Mbps 80 GB
$ 44.49 6 Mbps 0.256 Mbps 20 GB
http://www.rogers.com/web/link/hispeedBrowseFlowDefaultPlans
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他说的这个肯定也是闲时的，白天5G10元不可能这么便宜的，我也是浙江的。
移动10元5G是闲时的，联通50元5G不限
移动10元5G是闲时的，联通50元5G不限
加拿大网商Rogers Internet的价格:
Packages & Pricing
这是宽带吧？
Packages & Pricing
这是宽带吧？
美国的网价比較
Comparing broadband pricing: where do AT&T, Verizon, Cincinnati Bell and others stand?
April 16, 2013
By Sean Buckley, with Samantha Bookman
Broadband price comparison
How different are broadband subscription prices among U.S. wireline providers? With the continuing competitive challenges brought by cable operators, a key metric of choice among telcos like AT&T (NYSE: T), CenturyLink (NYSE: CTL), Verizon (NYSE: VZ) and other independent incumbents is in how they price their services.
We noticed two key pricing trend differences in developing our report. First, there is a noticeable gap between what a telco charges for DSL versus fiber to the home (FTTH) services.
Verizon, for example, charges $74.99 for its 15/5 Mbps FiOS offering without a contract, while a standard DSL package with speeds from 1-15 Mbps is $29.99. One thing that has caused ire for new Verizon DSL customers is that they can no longer purchase standalone DSL service--they must bundle in phone service, even if they don't want it, from Verizon to get DSL.
Meantime, Cincinnati Bell (NYSE: CBB) DSL subscribers pay the same price--$29.99--for 5 Mbps service as FTTH subscribers receiving 10 Mbps service.
Between carriers, prices for the same speeds can vary wildly. Consumers who crave 300 Mbps download speeds in a Verizon FiOS service area will pay around $205 per month, while those in Lumos Networks' (Nasdaq: LMOS) serving area must shell out $750.
Second, bundles and contracts can affect broadband pricing.
All of the service providers in our report offer discounts if subscribers are willing to adhere to a contract and purchase a dual- or triple-play bundle. AT&T offers a triple play bundle with U-verse TV, its Max Plus 18 Mbps broadband tier, and a 250 minute wireline voice plan with 20 calling features for $109.99, while a standalone 18 Mbps offering costs $56 a month. Likewise, Verizon offers a FiOS bundle for $89.99 a month with a two-year contract.
In this report, we look at what are carriers charging their subscribers and how those rates differ from carrier to carrier. We compared the prices that each service provider is offering for either standalone DSL or FTTH service, and the length of time that these prices will remain constant.
Take a look at these ILEC broadband pricing metrics in charts below. The first chart lists pricing by each carrier for common broadband speeds. All speeds are for fiber-based broadband, purchased as a standalone service, unless otherwise noted. The remaining charts break out speed tiers and pricing for each carrier we studied in this report.
3 Mbps 10 Mbps 25 Mbps 100 Mbps
AT&T $41 $51 (U-verse FTTN) $66 (U-verse FTTN)
Verizon $29 (DSL) $49 $59 $129
CenturyLink $50 (12 Mbps ADSL) $60 (20 Mbps FTTH)
Windstream $50 (DSL) $55
Frontier $55
TDS Telecom $35 (DSL) $25 (FTTH)
$40 (DSL) $30 (FTTH)
$34.95 (18-25 DSL)
FairPoint $36 (DSL)
Consolidated $30 (DSL)
Cincinnati Bell $30 (DSL) $39 $249
Lumos Networks $55 $80 (30 Mbps) $380
HickoryTech $50 (DSL) $60 (DSL) $80 (20 Mbps)
Shentel $40 (DSL) $60 (DSL)
Hawaiian Telcom $28 (11 Mbps) (DSL) $58
All speeds are fiber except where noted. Prices rounded up to the nearest dollar.
http://www.fiercetelecom.com/spe ... ati-bell-and-others
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Comparing broadband pricing: where do AT&T, Verizon, Cincinnati Bell and others stand?
April 16, 2013
By Sean Buckley, with Samantha Bookman
Broadband price comparison
How different are broadband subscription prices among U.S. wireline providers? With the continuing competitive challenges brought by cable operators, a key metric of choice among telcos like AT&T (NYSE: T), CenturyLink (NYSE: CTL), Verizon (NYSE: VZ) and other independent incumbents is in how they price their services.
We noticed two key pricing trend differences in developing our report. First, there is a noticeable gap between what a telco charges for DSL versus fiber to the home (FTTH) services.
Verizon, for example, charges $74.99 for its 15/5 Mbps FiOS offering without a contract, while a standard DSL package with speeds from 1-15 Mbps is $29.99. One thing that has caused ire for new Verizon DSL customers is that they can no longer purchase standalone DSL service--they must bundle in phone service, even if they don't want it, from Verizon to get DSL.
Meantime, Cincinnati Bell (NYSE: CBB) DSL subscribers pay the same price--$29.99--for 5 Mbps service as FTTH subscribers receiving 10 Mbps service.
Between carriers, prices for the same speeds can vary wildly. Consumers who crave 300 Mbps download speeds in a Verizon FiOS service area will pay around $205 per month, while those in Lumos Networks' (Nasdaq: LMOS) serving area must shell out $750.
Second, bundles and contracts can affect broadband pricing.
All of the service providers in our report offer discounts if subscribers are willing to adhere to a contract and purchase a dual- or triple-play bundle. AT&T offers a triple play bundle with U-verse TV, its Max Plus 18 Mbps broadband tier, and a 250 minute wireline voice plan with 20 calling features for $109.99, while a standalone 18 Mbps offering costs $56 a month. Likewise, Verizon offers a FiOS bundle for $89.99 a month with a two-year contract.
In this report, we look at what are carriers charging their subscribers and how those rates differ from carrier to carrier. We compared the prices that each service provider is offering for either standalone DSL or FTTH service, and the length of time that these prices will remain constant.
Take a look at these ILEC broadband pricing metrics in charts below. The first chart lists pricing by each carrier for common broadband speeds. All speeds are for fiber-based broadband, purchased as a standalone service, unless otherwise noted. The remaining charts break out speed tiers and pricing for each carrier we studied in this report.
3 Mbps 10 Mbps 25 Mbps 100 Mbps
AT&T $41 $51 (U-verse FTTN) $66 (U-verse FTTN)
Verizon $29 (DSL) $49 $59 $129
CenturyLink $50 (12 Mbps ADSL) $60 (20 Mbps FTTH)
Windstream $50 (DSL) $55
Frontier $55
TDS Telecom $35 (DSL) $25 (FTTH)
$40 (DSL) $30 (FTTH)
$34.95 (18-25 DSL)
FairPoint $36 (DSL)
Consolidated $30 (DSL)
Cincinnati Bell $30 (DSL) $39 $249
Lumos Networks $55 $80 (30 Mbps) $380
HickoryTech $50 (DSL) $60 (DSL) $80 (20 Mbps)
Shentel $40 (DSL) $60 (DSL)
Hawaiian Telcom $28 (11 Mbps) (DSL) $58
All speeds are fiber except where noted. Prices rounded up to the nearest dollar.
http://www.fiercetelecom.com/spe ... ati-bell-and-others
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gegemmm9 发表于 2013-10-11 19:30
这个我信，有次在美国酒店走廊上网发邮件，十分钟不到，5美元，我的天啦，在国内可以包夜场送饮料了。
ATT这个是非常黑的。。。。
不过好在WIFI热点多无所谓
这个我信，有次在美国酒店走廊上网发邮件，十分钟不到，5美元，我的天啦，在国内可以包夜场送饮料了。
ATT这个是非常黑的。。。。
不过好在WIFI热点多无所谓
明天再来 发表于 2013-10-11 19:20
有这么贵么？广州300块10G（7G本地+3G漫游）。我们公司的老外昨天买了连连说便宜，还说中国真NB，米国都没 ...
美国手机专门都是通讯公司专门对应的，而且卡都取不下来
你说怎么弄？
有这么贵么？广州300块10G（7G本地+3G漫游）。我们公司的老外昨天买了连连说便宜，还说中国真NB，米国都没 ...
美国手机专门都是通讯公司专门对应的，而且卡都取不下来
你说怎么弄？
ATT这个是非常黑的。。。。
不过好在WIFI热点多无所谓
我们这里att的wifi另外收费。。。。无语
不过好在WIFI热点多无所谓
我们这里att的wifi另外收费。。。。无语
现在运营商的利润率普遍不高，价格基本还是和成本挂钩的。
美国贵的原因一是阿朗爱立信之流设备的价格比中兴华为高，二是合约机的价格要从月费当中收回来。按比例算也差不多。
美国贵的原因一是阿朗爱立信之流设备的价格比中兴华为高，二是合约机的价格要从月费当中收回来。按比例算也差不多。
明天再来 发表于 2013-10-11 19:20
有这么贵么？广州300块10G（7G本地+3G漫游）。我们公司的老外昨天买了连连说便宜，还说中国真NB，米国都没 ...
一直没有弄明白,双卡双待是个什么情况?两张SIM卡?
有这么贵么？广州300块10G（7G本地+3G漫游）。我们公司的老外昨天买了连连说便宜，还说中国真NB，米国都没 ...
一直没有弄明白,双卡双待是个什么情况?两张SIM卡?
一直没有弄明白,双卡双待是个什么情况?两张SIM卡?
是的,两张卡,两个号码
是的,两张卡,两个号码