Pricing for the following:

[rabbit85]

[spoon84713]

AT&T quoted me $3600/mo for 3 bonded T1's, and that included the line lease. of course that was to get it piped to my office for a WISP I was thinking of starting up.

I dunno what they would be in a datacenter.

[spoon84713]

[spoon84713]

Originally posted by Mfjp
Level3 will go to sub 50 on a Full gigE.
UUNET is at 60~70 on a Full gigE, I'm assuming Qwest is about the same.
ATT is at about ~80 on a Full gigE

I'm just guessing this from the last time I chat with agent selling transit.

Are you trying to price out what cybercon pays in St. Louis?



These prices are fairly accurate. Slightly aggressive, but close enough.

[andy68]

What do you mean by "full gigE"?
You mean 100Mbps commitment on a Gig line?
Or a 1,000Mbps commitment?

[spoon84713]

On a full Gig-E AT&T is about $80-$90. OC-3 pricing is about $150-$200.

Level3 is Sub $50 on a Gig-E.

Qwest is about $70.

If you play your cards right you can get UUNet for about $50 on a Gig-E.

Aaron

[spoon84713]

Originally posted by Papa Smurff
So you're telling me that a full GigE at $80 per meg would cost $80,000 per month??

What about a 100-200Mbps commit on GigE's?


100 - 200 MB on which provider?

Evan

[spoon84713]

Originally posted by WebHour.net
You means it cost US$50 or what?

$50 per Mbit.....so 50k for a full gige.

[spoon84713]

Mrdredd, you gotta understand there are many things that can be done to BGP to archive a lower cost per mbps.

Lately, I have seen a company doing Internap incoming and GLBX outgoing.

[andy68]

mrdredd how much do you sell per u / mbit at cybercon