 RaptorNot a Dumptruck
join:2001-10-21
London, ON | At least it's getting some media attention. Until now, Bell likely dismissed complaints as a few unhappy customers don't really have an effect. This could certainly generate some attention, the kind of attention the big guys don't want.
Time and time again, overloaded nodes, severe throttling, received speeds not near advertised, etc are being given to customers that have no recourse. We have either Rogers (cable) or Bell (DSL) to choose from essentially. And at this point they're both offering the same degraded services. Clearly Teksavvy and other indie ISPs are making money off non-degraded services, otherwise they wouldn't be in business. Which suggests that this is just Rogers/Bell/etc looking to reap more profit per customer. |
