World’s cheapest internet revealed … and it’s an unlikely winner! Anyone up for moving?
on Tuesday, and the cheapest internet comes from a surprising source.
Australia is sandwiched between India and Peru at 68th with an average speed of 41.78Mbps, according toIndia is the 15th most expensive and Peru the 44th with prices of $18.76 and $38.06 respectively. Russia is also in the process of building its own internal internet walled off from the world wide web, which it recently began testing.
An average monthly package price of $11.85 and an average download speed of 144.92Mbps is available, largely through a fibre network like the kind Australia’s National Broadband Network was originally intended to be. Belarus rounded out the top five cheapest nations, with an average connection cost of $14.36 a month for an average speed of 50.39Mbps.
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