Try downloading an image or file and seeing how long it takes. That could give you a rough idea of their total connection speed/latency. Of course you'll need to set no-cache headers and the like to prevent the file from caching, so your test is good each time. Simply time when you start the request and when it finishes and do the math given the request size. Of course that still won't be very accurate, but you'll be able to get a good/bad judgement.
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