ADSL costs in Germany

kaspaas

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Hi,

in Germany they also use the "double costing" rate system for ADSL where one has to pay for the line ("backbone") and ISP separately.

See http://www.teltarif.de/i/privatdsl-1.html for more details.

I guess that most on the list is German illiterates. I'm not a German fundi, but this is what I deduce from the page.

For a 1MB/s line one would pay E16.99 (about R130) per month to the Telco.

There are many ISP options.

One comparative to the Telkom 3GB/month is the Congster DSL 4000 MB package at E6,99 (about R60) per month including 4 GB of data. The pricing ranges tremendously for similar packages, so I guess the quality of service is quite variable.

But, this is far less than Telkom charges.

Regards
 
AltaVista's attempt at translating said page:
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On this side only tariffs stand for T-DSL, with which the Backbone - thus the background net - which is used t-Com. The following table is divided into Flatrates, volume, time and by-callof tariffs with Backbone t-Com. For these entrances the customer needs in addition a DSL connection of the t-Com, which he can order directly with the fixed net section of the Telekom or in some cases also over the DSL Provider. The t-DSL-CONNECTION costs 16.99 (T-DSL 1000) ,19.99 (T-DSL 2000) or24.99 euro ( T-DSL 3000) permonth depending upon range additionally to the basic costs for the telephone connection. Thus a T-DSL 1000-Anschluss costs 32.62 euro in connection with a simple similar telephone connection (15.66 euro ) monthly basic payment.
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gotta love technology, always worth a laugh :)
 
I am German and before I left for South Africa I had a 39.95 E = (312 Rand) subscription with Arcor 3000/384 with uncapped e.g. true flatrate. That was the cheapiest piece I could find.

btw, if any German translation needed, please contact me!
 
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