Review by Resistencex3 
member for 1.5 years, 54 visits, last login: 86 days ago
updated 1.5 years ago
 Scarborough,ON
 $100 per month "Consistent Speeds." "Overpriced, Bandwidth Caps, Slow Speeds" "Don't buy, consider like a wholesale provider. Rogers overpriced, unreliable"
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Rogers Hi-Speed Internet has very consistent speeds, staying constant at 12mbp/s down 512kb/s up. However, it costs around $100 monthly because the cap would always be reached and went over, which adds around $50 to the bill. Consider something like a wholesale provider, offering double the speeds at half the price. In addition, Rogers Internet disconnects very frequently, and at random times.
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 | | Sorry, all 0's? I don't like to support rogers, but you say their connection is a constant 12, but sometimes cuts out, but you gave it a 0? | |
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1 edit | Re: Sorry, all 0's? Yeah, but it disconnects at random times, and when it does, it generally disconnects every 5 seconds, and would take a minute to connect back again, so having a constant speed of 12mpb/s doesn't matter at all if I can't make any use of it. I guess I can give it a 3/5 for its speeds, since it does stay constant. | |
| | | | | Well said, but what's the best alternative in the GTA? So which carrier utilizing Rogers superior cable transmission delivery to the home can offer a better cost and service in the GTA? | |
| | | | | |  Re: Well said, but what's the best alternative in the GTA?
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| | | | | | | Re: Well said, but what's the best alternative in the GTA? You're assuming that you don't get hosed by the DHCP issue screwing over Teksavvy. | |
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