That sounds like a serious euphemism . <| sep |> This is fantastic advice ! I found that the building offers free wifi through the WISP provider , but I did not have a chance to test downloadupload speeds which I know can be fairly unreliable . I would have the option to purchase their the WISP individual service should I find that the buildingwide free WISP wifi is not enough . According to the website from the WISP , it is a monthtomonth contract which would be amazing as opposed to the contract found Century Link . From your understanding , and what I take from your post , the WISP can potentially be a good choice , and I am inclined to choose them I wouldn ' t be contractually obliged to remain a customer should the service be subpar . Finally , looking at the information he supplies , could you give a potential answer as to which service price range may be best for the uses I listed above ? I currently live in a house that is supplied with university internet which as you can imagine is very fast 100 MB speeds and currently have no issues . Again , thanks !