Despite paying $195 more on average than the previous year, most people still experienced speed and reliability issues.

A large-scale survey of US consumers commissioned by CNET found that the majority have seen the price of their broadband service increase within the past year, often by hundreds of dollars.

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On average, they paid $195 more than the previous year. Trey Paul, CNET's senior broadband editor, doesn't find it surprising. "That $195 figure may be startling at first but when you consider ...

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