2011-07-25, 09:05 AM
I've never heard a company refer to it as megabaud. You're more likely to hear megaBIT, which is still the same as what fiel said. It's basically an easy way for companies to inflate their speeds and make them look bigger to uninformed users. Either way your speed is still low. I'm not sure what you're paying or where you live, but you can probably get much better high speed for a decent price. You're getting 8% of the speed you're advertised, which is absolutely horrible. Look around for other companies and see if you can get something better.
As a tip, you can type "6 megabit to megabyte" in google and it will do the conversion for you. Just in case you need to know.
As a tip, you can type "6 megabit to megabyte" in google and it will do the conversion for you. Just in case you need to know.

