Linking to speedtest.net while using an image hosted elsewhere is a dead giveaway.

As is the alignment of the text compared to other speedtests. Sorry, but fake. Either way a speedtest would never mange those speeds anyway. The test file is far too small to give an accurate result.

My speed test results are,
7.02Mbps when downloading,
2.36Mbps when uploading...
I check my internet connection speed using this http://www.ip-details.com/internet-speed-test/

Country: Romania
Download & Upload: 15 MBPS
Cost: 50$
Caps: None.

Yes I do have 15mbps upload.
Here: http://www.speedtest.net/result/615646586.png The download speed is erm wrong. But its really 15mbps. The speedtest never shown correct but the real mb/s download speed is true. 1.8mb/s - 1.9mb/s!

Mine.

Torrenting iLife '09 right now, so my nets are slightly reduced



I usually get 9.85mbps down, 0.93mbps up.

Not doing much.

That's a pretty nice connection really. I'd give a lot for 2Mbps upload.

Actual speeds: 11.7mb/s down and 555~ kb/s upload. (speedtest is never fullspeed for me)
Cable network and sold as 110/5. 55 euros per month.
No limitations, actually none exist in finland.

The fastest connection available in Mexico. Now you know why I laugh everytime I hear that Mexico is a leader in communications infrastructure.

-Commanderraf

btw, thanks, My family actually spends $30 a month on this connection (17.8 Euros/Pound). So, thats $360.00 USD a year (214 Euros/Pound)

Country: USA
Provider: Sit-Co
Max Download Speed: 512Kbit
Max Upload Speed: 128Kbit
Cost Per Month: $39.99
Download/Upload Limits (if any): None

Country: USA
Provider: AT&T cellular
Max Download Speed: 7.2mbit (theoretical)
Cost Per Month: $30
Download/Upload Limits (if any): None (iPhone plan so no 5gb limit)

Here's a real-world result: (3.73/.33/Mbit/s)
http://www.speedtest.net/iphone/36859863.png

1.5 Megabits per second download and 384 Kilobits per second upload.

Tell me about it, my mobile phones 3g connection can upload faster than my Virgin Media broadband connection...

3g Connection:


Broadband connection:



Virgin Media did a 10Mbps upload trial here, if they actually rolled out even 2Mbps upload that would be a massive improvement over 768kbps.
I would happily have a slower download speed if the upload speed was equal, 10/10 would be pretty sweet.

Same here. I'd settle for 10/2 being totally honest.

Country: Bolivia
Provider: Comteco Ltda.
Max Download Speed 256Kbps (32KB/s)
Max Upload Speed 96Kbps
Cost Per month: $20
Download/Upload Limit: None

Mi internet is slow and expensive

Country: Canada
Provider: SHAW
Max Download Speed: 7.5 Mbps
Max Upload Speed: 512 KMbps (50KB/s)
Cost Per Month: $45.00 CDN ($35.00 if bundled)
Download/Upload Limits (if any): 75 GB/month

Country: Germany
Provider: O2 (Telefonica)
Max Download Speed: 3.6 Mbit/s theoretically, practically about 2.8-3.2 Mbit/s
Max Upload Speed: dunno, probably like 384 KBit/s
Cost Per Month: 25€
Download/Upload Limits (if any): 5GB/Month, but I downloaded like 20 GB and still get max speed

Country: USA
Provider: Verizon
Max Download Speed: ~2.8 Mbps (~355 KB/s)
Max Upload Speed: ~0.7 Mbps (~90 KB/s)
Cost Per Month: $20 USD
Download/Upload Limits (if any): None(?)

Getting 20/2 on Virgin Media now

Here is mine:

College internet rocks

Country:New zealand
Provider: clear.net.nz
Max Download Speed: 10Mbps
Max Upload Speed: 0.4Mbps
Cost Per Month: $300 nz inc phone and tolls
Cost per 10gb data : $10 nz
Download/Upload Limits (if any): None
Download use per month 300gb

my word