I recently took 500mbps plan for 180 days @3533. On fast it shows 150mbps to 300mbps, on speedtest it shows between 400mbps to 500mbps (Indian servers) and 200mbps to 250mbps on international servers. Without FUP
Mach1 500mbps review
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It has been quite some time now using this ISP, there are no reliability issues as such. Downtime is rare and comparable with Class A providers. Static IP fee is 1770 a year
Been using Mach1 for nearly a year now. Currently on the 300Mbps plan. This is so much better than Airtel or Jio.
Have had zero downtime in the past year. The PPPoE connection disconnected around 2-3 times, but was back within seconds
Have had zero downtime in the past year. The PPPoE connection disconnected around 2-3 times, but was back within seconds
They have a responsive website? 
Yes thinking of taking 500mbps with static ip when my renewal is due in November @7770 for a year approximately 650 per month after GST and static IP. Far cheaper than Airtel or Jio with similar kind of reliability
Seems to be backed by a larger entity.
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There was a massive shift in 2013-2015ish when ISPs like Excitel and Act started providing high speed internet because of Internet Exchanges making it cheaper.
I think next "revolution" should be to make all bandwidth cheaper. 3.3TB cap is terrible if you are on a 2Gbps plan (not taking about mach1).
And unfortunately in mobile space, the higher data cap change came at the cost of creating an oligopoly.
I think next "revolution" should be to make all bandwidth cheaper. 3.3TB cap is terrible if you are on a 2Gbps plan (not taking about mach1).
And unfortunately in mobile space, the higher data cap change came at the cost of creating an oligopoly.
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