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China Telecom’s EVPLAN | 512 kbit/s | 128 kbit/s | Local Area Networks | $price on request |
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China TieTong basic telecom services | 512 kbit/s | 128 kbit/s | Business Internet | $price on request |
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China Telecom’s IPLC | 64 kbit/s | 64 kbit/s | Leased lines | $price on request |
| stable internet line at guangzhou HI, I would like to get stable Businesscom Networks internet line at guangzhou for establishing vpn to UAE. current vpn over adsl lines are too slow from guangzhou to UAE. please suggest suitable and stable internet service provider. |
| Internet speed in Gaoyou I am looking for the highest possible internet speed from a service provider within my area. just for house hold use, not company. |
| Possible new customer/Regarding fixed internet lines in China Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, I need your help as soon as possible. We need for our possible customer with a headquarter in Germany two fixed Extended Broadband Services China United Network internet lines for its locations in China. We need the possible bandwidth and prices to this lines. Here you have the locations: Location 1: Shenyang Location 2: Beijing Tongzhou district Could you please find some fixed (!) internet lines and give me some information about these locations? Thanks in Advance! Best regards, Marvin |
| Availability internet per satellit in Wuhan downtown city Hello, we are living in Wuhan and the quality of the internet via phone line is pretty poor. Could you please let us know whether internet via satellite would be available in our area/ building? Thank you for your quick feedback Nathan |
| cooperation from Uvins Technology hi, we are CATV, digital TV headend equipment manufactuer in China, we are looking for cooperation with your company pls contact with us for more details of our products, or visit our webside www.uvins.com for your references; |
| Need to get around the Chinese GFW I live in Beijing and need to connect to my company's VPN. The problem is that the Chinese GFW hinders or cuts my VPN connects to my company's VPN. I can not work! Do any of these services bypass the GFW? Recommendations? |
| Uncapped Internet Hangzhou Good day Please advise regarding your TD-LTE by China Mobile packages for the subject of Uncapped Internet Hangzhou per month. |
| Internet Inquiry I recently moved to Chengdu for a one year work delegation and am trying to find a method of obtaining better internet speeds. I'm a tenant at an apartment building in the center of downtown Chengdu. I'm not sure if this site is meant for residential type customers or more commercial style applications, but I was looking for advice or solutions to get up to a TD-LTE by China Mobile 100 mbit down / 10 mbit up connection that I had back home. I currently have ~4/4mbit and share the connection with my neighbors. Any info is greatly appreciated thank you. |
| need fast internet in china Hello, Could you sell us a solution to get fast internet in china ( stationary), with some kind of unlimited use package? In china, internet speed is a huge problem and it takes me 20 more times to do a task than anywhere else outside china. Please help!! |
| info request I'd like to know monthly rates for a subscription of Quantis 20 mb/sec. Thanks |
| Price Enquiry about Sattllite Internet Can I have the price for TS2 SPACE 100Mbps sattllite internet? Thank you. |
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Lyse AS Fiber Broadband | Download: 512 kbit/s | Upload: 128 kbit/s | Fiber to the home | $price on request |
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Claro Conexión Chip 59 | Download: 512 kbit/s | Upload: 128 kbit/s | Mobile broadband | $17,11 |
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ADSL 2plus Advanced | Download: 20 Mbit/s | Upload: 1 Mbit/s | DSL, ADSL, SDSL, VDSL | $54 |
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Exclusive 3 (EVO) | Download: 3 Mbit/s | Upload: 3 Mbit/s | Home Internet | $price on request |
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Cafenet | Download: 1-4 Mbit/s | Upload: 1-4 Mbit/s | Business Internet | $1 033 to 4 129 |
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