Posted on: 06-09-10 12:09:34
I ve switched to Primus and Acanac .... and its costing me almost the same 52/- .... Just trying something different ... Acanac may offer better speeds for that price and Primus can offer both home phone ( non voip ) and internet for 40/- ... if they have a receiver in your area .....
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Originally posted by Fido
I ve switched to Primus and Acanac .... and its costing me almost the same 52/- .... Just trying something different ... Acanac may offer better speeds for that price and Primus can offer both home phone ( non voip ) and internet for 40/- ... if they have a receiver in your area .....
I called primus already.They gave me a rate of $30 for phone (with 2 features) and internet $38.....so TTL $68+taxes.So does that mean they don't have reciever in my area?
Is there any home phone (with no features/no long dist etc) for like $10 or so (non VOIP)????If there is then I can keep that line just for ADT security alarm purpose and get vonage for my regular usage.
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Originally posted by cool girl
I called Teksavy to find out about rates and check out their service.It took 24 mintues for an agent to answer my call.And she gave me a rate of $68 for phone and internet whereas I m presently paying $52 to bell.
So Teksavy is out for me.Any other suggestions???
you are comparing apple and oranges. 1) you should compare what are getting from Bell and what are going to get from TS.
I just ordered internet from them $32+ taxes for 200 gb, 5mbps speed. Bell is giving me 25 gb + 2mbps for $43. I will buy my own modem for $25 so I will saved from monthly modem charges of $4 as done by Bell.
For $24+ $3 call id, I can get home phone from TS which I will not be ordering for now.
You can also check with Rogers as they give some bundle discount.
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Originally posted by cool girl
I called Teksavy to find out about rates and check out their service.It took 24 mintues for an agent to answer my call.And she gave me a rate of $68 for phone and internet whereas I m presently paying $52 to bell.
So Teksavy is out for me.Any other suggestions???
What is the break up of $52 to Bell? Is it with taxes? May be it is with their lite version of internet. Contract+bundled rate?
Cheapest nonVOIP home phones are over $20 a month.
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Originally posted by rajcanada
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Originally posted by cool girl
I called Teksavy to find out about rates and check out their service.It took 24 mintues for an agent to answer my call.And she gave me a rate of $68 for phone and internet whereas I m presently paying $52 to bell.
So Teksavy is out for me.Any other suggestions???
What is the break up of $52 to Bell? Is it with taxes? May be it is with their lite version of internet. Contract+bundled rate?
Cheapest nonVOIP home phones are over $20 a month.
The breakup is $24 for phone (2 features)+$28 for internet (essential plus) which gives upto 2 mbps and they gave me usage of 40gb as exception along with bell security.Taxes are extra!But when I called them last week they offered me performance package with 6mbps at same price if I go in contract (which I don't want).
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Life is too short for drama & petty things, so Kiss Slowly, Laugh Insanely, Love Truly and Forgive Quickly.
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Originally posted by cool girl
So does that mean they don't have reciever in my area?
Is there any home phone (with no features/no long dist etc) for like $10 or so (non VOIP)????If there is then I can keep that line just for ADT security alarm purpose and get vonage for my regular usage.
Probably yes , they may not have receiver in your area as well ....
Check with ADT if a dry loop can work for the purpose .... I think Bell charges $8 / mo for that ....
How does Comwave compare with Vonage ???
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Fido.
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Originally posted by cool girl
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Originally posted by rajcanada
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Originally posted by cool girl
I called Teksavy to find out about rates and check out their service.It took 24 mintues for an agent to answer my call.And she gave me a rate of $68 for phone and internet whereas I m presently paying $52 to bell.
So Teksavy is out for me.Any other suggestions???
What is the break up of $52 to Bell? Is it with taxes? May be it is with their lite version of internet. Contract+bundled rate?
Cheapest nonVOIP home phones are over $20 a month.
The breakup is $24 for phone (2 features)+$28 for internet (essential plus) which gives upto 2 mbps and they gave me usage of 40gb as exception along with bell security.Taxes are extra!But when I called them last week they offered me performance package with 6mbps at same price if I go in contract (which I don't want).
I think this is a good price.
