reckless
join:2007-12-30 | reply to reckless
Re: Dropping Bell!
Sorry, I am in London, ON. |
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Guspaz
Guspaz
Premium,MVM
join:2001-11-05
Montreal, QC
 ·Colbanet
| Then the $21.35 price is indeed correct, but you'll need to add PST to the subtotal.
You can get a different long distance provider with TekSavvy, including Yak (no monthly fee, 3.5 cents per minute).
This can be transparently added to your phone line (as in, you simply pay 3.5 cents per minute instead of 10), so that might be a nice option if you can't justify the $20/mth (effectively $17/mth) long distance plan. If you only use 100 long distance minutes per month, for example, it'd be a significant savings. |
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reckless
join:2007-12-30
| Thanks Guspaz for the reply. I like to hear that TS is considering satellite tv, that's definitely an option for the future. Ok, if I was to cancel my internet and telephone and go with TS, what would be the best route to take? (ie. cancel internet first, telephone at a later date, cancel at the same time) I realize Bell has a 30 day waiting period. |
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Trisomy21
join:2006-04-27
Kingston, ON | Pretty sure all you'd have to do is call TekSavvy and they'd take care of the cancellation of the phone at least. You might have to return a modem to Bell though, unless you own it. |
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Flannel
join:2007-11-28
·Bell Sympatico
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Yeah, cancel internet first, simply because of the Bell 30 days notice thing for internet, you'll be stuck with them for 30 days. Keep the cancelation number, then you can take your time to sign up with Teksavvy sometime in the next month because they can't give you service until Bell's is over (since you're with Bell's). |
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