You can get 50mb here IF you were rated for it ( being a bank or a similar financial business) want to pay the amazingly high fees, and have access to a t3 trunk close by.
The average here in this part of the US is a tier three which is about 6 mb.
Its more ( not much) on the east and west coasts though.
BUT,,,just because they say you are getting 6 mb doesnt mean thats what it is,, it all depends on an impeidence cap for your area.
America taxes the living hell out of any comunications systems , and the actualy speed it is can be influenced by this taxation.
So just because Windstream tells you your getting 6 mb doesnt mean you get that fast, just means theyr rated for that,, youll actualy get like 3 or 4 mb.
I have a freind thats a service tech that told me how this all works. its almost a scam.
Not to mention the lines that are being used.
Most lines ( phone lines that is for DSL) are so old that they cant handle any high speed transfers.