Any good internet suppliers
#1
Any good internet suppliers
Hey guys,
I used to have Rogers and they are good and then I went to Bell Symp. and that super sucks **** and will never go back again.
I have heard of some other DSL etc... Anyone know anything or just post what you have and if you like it or not.
I am stuck with the company computer right now, cause the one at home has no internet connection.
Thanks
I used to have Rogers and they are good and then I went to Bell Symp. and that super sucks **** and will never go back again.
I have heard of some other DSL etc... Anyone know anything or just post what you have and if you like it or not.
I am stuck with the company computer right now, cause the one at home has no internet connection.
Thanks
#2
all DSL companies use the same network to get into your house and bell controls most of those wires still .... so it's more of a reselling service ...
go back to rogers for high speed. sympatico has put an a cap of 5 GB per month on it and after that you pay extra
go back to rogers for high speed. sympatico has put an a cap of 5 GB per month on it and after that you pay extra
#5
I use Rogers at home and haven't had any big problems. I tried switching to DSL at home, but my house is too far away from the Bell CO, which made surfing really slow. We use Bell DSL at the shop, and it's really fast. It's actually more stable than my Rogers.
#7
44.95 for the first 3 months on Bell 3.0mb DSL and it works well.
**.99 thereafter.
on my buddy's computer downloading files from kazaa, had two movies goin at 180k/sec plus a few songs at 90k/s.
right now I use AEI DSL--I am cancelling. AEI is ****.
If you are gonna use no name, use Echo or Look.
Stick to rogers hi speed or Bell 3meg HIGH speed.
**.99 thereafter.
on my buddy's computer downloading files from kazaa, had two movies goin at 180k/sec plus a few songs at 90k/s.
right now I use AEI DSL--I am cancelling. AEI is ****.
If you are gonna use no name, use Echo or Look.
Stick to rogers hi speed or Bell 3meg HIGH speed.
#9
Ah wait I found the answers to my question:
Service only available to residential customers where technology permits. Other conditions and restrictions apply.*Offer limited to new, first-time customers who order the service by June 30, 2003. Current regular monthly rate is $**.95/mth and includes access, modem use and 20 GB of combined download and upload bandwidth activity. Additional bandwidth is $7.95/GB and is charged in increments of 100 MB (1024 MB = 1GB) for a maximum of $30/month. Rates subject to change and do not include applicable taxes. Offer subject to cancellation or change and not combinable with any other Sympatico offer. Sympatico is a trade-mark of Bell Canada
Service only available to residential customers where technology permits. Other conditions and restrictions apply.*Offer limited to new, first-time customers who order the service by June 30, 2003. Current regular monthly rate is $**.95/mth and includes access, modem use and 20 GB of combined download and upload bandwidth activity. Additional bandwidth is $7.95/GB and is charged in increments of 100 MB (1024 MB = 1GB) for a maximum of $30/month. Rates subject to change and do not include applicable taxes. Offer subject to cancellation or change and not combinable with any other Sympatico offer. Sympatico is a trade-mark of Bell Canada
#12
Originally posted by gatherer
AOL.... LMAO.... for 25 bucks a month you can have dial up ... you can get dial up for less then 9.99 a month now a days
AOL.... LMAO.... for 25 bucks a month you can have dial up ... you can get dial up for less then 9.99 a month now a days
#16
www.rbua.org is a good place to start.
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