In reply to a post by gyanworker:

it's not important where you are or where we are
it's important what type of internet i have good or bad[$price]?
fast or slow?

I have a question for you, I pay £6.50 for a kebab and chips is this good or bad price?

In reply to a post by dect:

In reply to a post by gyanworker:

it's not important where you are or where we are
it's important what type of internet i have good or bad[$price]?
fast or slow?

I have a question for you, I pay £6.50 for a kebab and chips is this good or bad price?

Good that's what I pay.

The price people pay for services like internet varies hugely over the world and there are also variables such as whether the price includes the line rental.

As for speed, 18.3Mbps down and 1.8Mbps up is very good for ADSL but if you are paying USD50 per month that does feel like a lot compared to UK prices. Over here we are usually asked to pay between £25 and £30 for out of contract ADSL packages, including the line rental. It tends to be towards the lower end of that price range.

In reply to a post by DanielCoffey67:

if you are paying USD50 per month that does feel like a lot compared to UK prices.

I believe the answer to this should be related to the cost of living (including income) in Kurdistan and not trying to compare it with another country just by how many Dollars or Dinar it costs.

In reply to a post by dect:

In reply to a post by gyanworker:

it's not important where you are or where we are
it's important what type of internet i have good or bad[$price]?
fast or slow?

I have a question for you, I pay £6.50 for a kebab and chips is this good or bad price?

With extra chilli sauce it is around £8.50 however when in LA maybe just $4.99

But how big is the kebab and how many chips do you get? How does it compare to other kebab places in the local area? Is the kebab good quality meat or off cuts from the local horse factory? Do they deliver?

So many different variations to consider.

The £8.50 comes from a hand built stack of high quality lamb - I know the owner. Whereas a $4.99 one could be anything - probably mechanically recovered or offcut from "any where cheap" - hence the nickname "Shergar Burgers!"

In reply to a post by ian72:

But how big is the kebab and how many chips do you get? How does it compare to other kebab places in the local area? Is the kebab good quality meat or off cuts from the local horse factory? Do they deliver?

So many different variations to consider.

Its always best to live close to a kebab shop, the further away you live the poorer the delivery service is.

There�s a place near Blackbushe Airport (other suppliers are available) which makes the pre loaded donner skewers to wholesale out ... that place smelled �interesting�.

When you were at you previous area, did you ever try Elite Kebabs in Maidenhead?