Location: TORONTO,CANADA, AT PRESEN
Posted on: 20-06-05 14:06:41
MOST ECONOMICAL HIGH SPEED INTERNET CONNECTION.(June20,05)
Hi, friends.I am from India and stay in Toronto/GTA/Dufferin area.
I need to know of the most economical high speed internet cable installation and service(NO PHONE LINES)for use on my PC or LAPTOP.
Once you have a broad bandcable,you can always install the VOIP service,and thus have a phone connection too operating thru the net.
There are attractive packages from Rogers,but seem a bit on the higher side.
Any suggestions,advice?
caprico
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MJ
AFAIK Rogers has a cap on the D/L & U/L on some of their lower end plans. That could be a show stopper if you are trying to connect a VoIP.
You don't you go in for a DSL. As per the latest ruling of the CRTC you should be able to get one without a landline. I have a DSl with 3web (www.3web.com), and an happy with their service. Their rates are reasonable too.
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Reiki Grand Master
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Orginally posted by sudesingh
AFAIK Rogers has a cap on the D/L & U/L on some of their lower end plans. That could be a show stopper if you are trying to connect a VoIP.
The combined DL and UL limits apply to ALL Rogers plans.
However, the limit is set at 60GB per month and more targetted at high music / video downloaders. A person would have to do a whole lot of yakking over the phone to exceed that limit.......
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Orginally posted by sudesingh
AFAIK Rogers has a cap on the D/L & U/L on some of their lower end plans. That could be a show stopper if you are trying to connect a VoIP.
You don't you go in for a DSL. As per the latest ruling of the CRTC you should be able to get one without a landline. I have a DSl with 3web (www.3web.com), and an happy with their service. Their rates are reasonable too.
How do you get DSL internet connection without landline?
DSL is a technology that squeezes more information on the phone line and hence gives you high speed connection.
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Dear All,
I am currently using the HIGH-SPEED internet from Rogers. The monthly commitment is approx. 49 $. I run some customised softwares, Microsft basic application and regular emailing etc. I was just wondering, whether I can go for a step-down service, i.e. Ultra lite or Lite etc?..
Please suggest.
Regards,
VJ.
