So I'm looking to get a good sip but there too much shit to dig around without getting buried in it.
So far I've been looking at hikari, and from what I can see is that you basically pay fleets/ntt the money for the line, but then you need to pay a provider for the service so to speak.
So are they all basically the same? I am currently using Au hikari service, it's actually adsl (I don't know I didn't sign up for it, but the contract says hikari) speeds are actually decent, but of course if I can get faster I want. I also don't seem to get harassed for upload/download amounts, and some times I download a lot of course then again I've never really checked the AU provided email address so maybe there's a few letters in there. I have experienced some slow times, but I've always attributed it to my router, and a simple reboot of the modem and router seemed to always fix the issue, woo doubt it's a case of being throttled.
So given my current experience and usage, for those in the NTT east side, what are your experiences, and with whom? I've been looking at SoftBank Hikari, because they offer discounts while using their iPhone service, but this may be a moot point since I'm also looking at changing over to an mvno that looks promising with 10gb monthly and no throttling.
The main companies I've looked at are, Asahinet, Au hikari, SoftBank hikari, ocn hikari.
Oh this is going into a brand spanking new house, so I'll have to get the damn line installed for highway robbery, but if there are ways to save on costs I'm open to the thoughts, I have my own wifi routers, which I'll probably replace to 802.11ac at some point, currently rocking n, and a secondary b/g.