Sentence examples for month for internet from inspiring English sources

Say that in 1999 a person pays $20 a month for internet access.

Time Warner Cable, for example, charges $49.95 a month for Internet phone service in Maine.

His telephone calls are not really free, since he pays $2,000 a month for Internet access.

The catch, of course, is that customers need to pay $30 or so extra each month for Internet access.

She pays Comcast $33 a month for Internet access and does not get cable television — but she does watch TV programming.

Legal and technology researchers estimate that it would take about a month for Internet users to read the privacy policies of all the Web sites they visit in a year.

Listeners still have to pay $14.49 a month for the service plus $3.50 a month for the app (or $14.49 a month for Internet-only service).

With his WWE Network launched in February the man who pioneered pay-per-view TV hopes to draw 2 million diehard fans to pay $9.99 a month for Internet-delivered content.

Prices start at free if you pay for the installation, $70 a month for Internet-only packages, and $120 for the service that includes cable TV.

The majority of Americans who have a wired high-speed Internet connection get it through cable, meaning they pay a cable company each month for their Internet connection.

Verizon charges $34.95 for high-speed Internet service, but customers who also use Verizon for long-distance and local telephone service pay $29.95 a month for the Internet line.