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Review by Bye internet See Profile
member for 123 days, 0 visits, last login: 123 days ago
updated 123 days ago

  • canada
  • $46 per month
  • (12 month contract)
  • "Speed was reliable, as advertised, a few times daily."
  • "Most of time, speed is about 1.0 or 2.0 Mbps, and connection is often lost."
  • "Goodbye, phone & cable. I can find unsecured, local wireless networks which are much faster!"
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I signed for high-speed (8.0 Mbps) a few weeks ago with Source Cable, Hamilton, Ontario. I complained about the
slow speed and frequent loss of connection. A technician installed a new
line from the box to my modem. I'm still having some blackouts, and often
speeds of 1 or 2 Mbps. Tonight we connected a laptop directly to the
modem, and tested at speedtest.net. The results were all under 1.5, and
the lowest was 0.73 Mbps.

HOW can these companies get away with it? They advertised, "8 Mbps down",
not "as high as...". I'm thinking of giving it up, and depending on
whatever unsecured wireless networks are in my neighbourhood.

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I signed for high-speed (8.0 Mbps) a few weeks ago.=A0 I complained about t=
he slow speed and frequent loss of connection.=A0 A technician installed a =
new line from the box to my modem.=A0 I'm still having some blackouts, =
and often speeds of 1 or 2 Mbps.=A0 Tonight we connected a laptop directly =
to the modem, and tested as speedtest.net.=A0 The results were all under 1.5, and the lowest was 0.73 Mbps.
HOW can these companies get away with it?=A0 They advertised, "8 M=
bps down", not "as high as...".=A0 I'm thinking of givin=
g it up, and depending on whatever unsecured wireless networks are in my ne=
ighbourhood.
-- FP

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