Hi friends,
looking for genuine high speed DSL internet providers other than Bell and rogers, pls recomend.
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Originally posted by peacock1
Hi friends,
looking for genuine high speed DSL internet providers other than Bell and rogers, pls recomend.
Depends on where you are but try Teksavvy, for good service. http://teksavvy.com/en/default.asp. You can search here and read more if you like.
good luck.
~K
Primus is another one. I just started with them 2 months ago, and am pleased with their service. I get around 4.3Mbps d/l
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Acanac
I am with them from last 4 years & no complaints at all. High speed DSL - 5mbps, constant speed anytime of the week, unlimited download/upload, no blocked torrents etc are some advantages. Excellent customer service in case you require assistance. I guess I have called them around 3-4 times during my 4 years & that too mostly regarding the term extensions during the due date of the contract. I am a satisfied customer & I always suggest people to go for it.....
http://www.acanac.ca/DSL.html" target="_blank">http://www.acanac.ca/DSL.html</a>
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Location: Western Hemisphere
Posted on: 07-06-10 10:13:55
I've had Primus for about 5 or 6 years with no issues. I've heard good things about Acanac as well.
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Dimple2001
Do you have to have a telephone line for Primus or Acnac to work? I am already using VOIP on Rogers and paying very high fees for so called high speed. Had signed up for "Dry loop" high speed Bell but it was so dry that the there was distraction on the calls. (I had taken the fastest availble speed with them for residential customers).
Location: Western Hemisphere
Posted on: 07-06-10 11:08:30
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Originally posted by manserwadekar
Do you have to have a telephone line for Primus or Acnac to work? I am already using VOIP on Rogers and paying very high fees for so called high speed. Had signed up for "Dry loop" high speed Bell but it was so dry that the there was distraction on the calls. (I had taken the fastest availble speed with them for residential customers).
Mine is not a dry loop. I have a Bell land line and have had it for 7 years now. I was told you could get dry loop for both Primus and Acanac for an extra charge. I never pursued it and hence don't know.
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