intenet provider for home trading

[ballsofgold]

for the time being i am going to just use the Road runner preimum package 12 mbps,

fios is taking fovever to get to my building

 

[sharp10]

Who are the providers of T1 lines?

Thanks for the help.

 

[bluud]

you can search T1 lines here:

http://www.shopfort1.com/

http://www.bandwidtht1.com/ (You can see a list of providers as you scroll down this page)

http://cheaprates.com/t1/t1service.cfm



cnet internet access review and search

http://reviews.cnet.com/Internet_access/2001-6536_7-0.html

 

[bluud]

and not to forget IB's T1 line that connects directly to one of IB's Data Centers

You can find more info under interactivebrokers.com >> Software >> FIX/API >> Connection Comparison

http://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/software/connectionComparison.php?ib_entity=llc

 

[cashmoney69]

I switched from bell south, to charter and never looked back.

 

[saxon22]

Quote from gaijin2006:

Boy, I really feel sorry for you guys. Here in Japan
most of us have optical fiber connections with up
and down speed of 100Mbps for just $30 a month.
True, to send an order, 100Mbps or just 1Mbps makes
no difference. But on one connection I run 3 computers
with 5 monitors with eSig, IB and 3 other big local
platforms plus IE and OE. All run solid as a rock!

Hope you guys get there someday.

Yea but my two car garage is bigger than your whole house, provided you own one and not some small dingy apartment that needed a 40 year mortgage to pay it off. I will not even mention the backyard, or the front yard.... garage will do.

 

[giles117]

Can someone say east coast row house. LOL.

 

[Tums]

Quote from saxon22:

Yea but my two car garage is bigger than your whole house, provided you own one and not some small dingy apartment that needed a 40 year mortgage to pay it off. I will not even mention the backyard, or the front yard.... garage will do.

40 yr mortgage? that' just enough for 2nd mortgage. Try a 3 generation mortgage.

but on the other side, a lowly secretary makes US$80k a yr.

 

[Toonces]

Quote from bluud:

and not to forget IB's T1 line that connects directly to one of IB's Data Centers

You can find more info under interactivebrokers.com >> Software >> FIX/API >> Connection Comparison

http://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/software/connectionComparison.php?ib_entity=llc

I'm not sure that I understand the difference between a dedicated line and extranet. In both cases, do you need to pay for your own T1 line? Are both options simply a more direct connection to IB's servers than the public internet?

 

[Triple X]

I think T-1 is overrated. I had that where I used to work...my cable line at home is more reliable and faster for $50 a month. T-1 is like 8X that.