In rural (small towns and villages) in Northern England such as County Durham, Northumberland, how good is the internet speed? Is it good enough for regular trading?
Rural England (Internet speed?)
- Thread starter deanstreet
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Is England considered a leader in internet speeding in Europe? I have heard internet speed in other rural villages across Europe such as Germany abysmal
That is kinda close to Leeds in Southern Yorkshire where population is large..I am referring to somewhere with less population and not close to any large cities
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I don't know how many times I had to call Virgin Media this year. The service is sooooo unreliable in England
https://www.fastmetrics.com/internet-connection-speed-by-country.php
You can get 900mb fibre to the premises from BT in lots of country places now for £59 a month. Use the postcode checker on www.bt.com under broadband.
900 mb
South Korea is the fastest in the world and they offer 220-250 mb.
You will be lucky to get 50mb in England with weekly cuts.
South Korea is the fastest in the world and they offer 220-250 mb.
You will be lucky to get 50mb in England with weekly cuts.
900 mb
South Korea is the fastest in the world and they offer 220-250 mb.
You will be lucky to get 50mb in England with weekly cuts.
Both my mother and sister have 900mb fibre in rural England. IN London I have 75mb.
I could get 1 gigabyte in London but it involves giving money to George Soros.
Thank you for letting me know, I will notify the best South Korean provider that your mother and sister have way better service than anyone in their country. They must know that.