chronoss2008
Premium
join:2008-03-29 | reply to p2pnet
Re: Quebeckers hit Bell Canada with class action
So what. We could still sue a company and request for class action. If enough people had issues that could be presented. |
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cbp
join:2005-11-24
Montreal, QC
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I will apply since I am with H3ll.
When signing up, do I use the name on the contract or my own, or both?
"Avez-vous constaté depuis octobre 2007 des ralentissements à votre vitesse d'accès Internet? Oui.
Si oui, veuillez indiquer les applications sur lesquelles vous avez constaté des ralentissements:"
[Did you see any internet slowdowns since October '07?
If so on which applications?]
Which other applications besides torrents are irrefutably throttled?
If anyone tested this yet, are other application throttled as well when you use them in parallel with torrents? |
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Quake110
join:2003-12-20
Ottawa, ON
 ·Velcom
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said by olebiker  :Quebec has different civil law than Ontario or any other province. At least it did when I lived there many years ago. Yup, Canadian provinces uses the common law (British) while Québec has the Civil code. |
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olebiker
join:2008-04-16
Glenburnie, ON | reply to chronoss2008
Quebec has different civil law than Ontario or any other province. At least it did when I lived there many years ago. |
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chronoss2008
Premium
join:2008-03-29
·TekSavvy Solutions..
·Bell Sympatico
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well if bell thinks it has the right as the CRTC says it has for the moment to do this, hten NOT only would a class action by bell customers be possible but any third party customer that is affected and it is as i said that we would wait until the caip issue had a decision and as the CRTC thinks its ok to let us hang for ever, then perhaps it is time for an ontario suit.
If Mr Geist would step up and get someone a contact lawyer and perhaps some donations for the cost could be had then you might see a class action.
As i said the issues i have had are not isolated. |
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Sukunai
join:2008-05-07
·TekSavvy Solutions..
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I'm from Quebec and legally speaking a lot of things are unique to Quebec. No idea if that is relevant here (not a lawyer).
But for once I guess we are getting mileage out of the innate classic French disagreeable nature 
Go get em |
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An Onymous
@teksavvy.com | reply to Candoo3
If Bell is forced to turn off DPI for their own customers, then they have better turn it off for other ISPs that use
their infrastructure.
Personally I think a precedent to the class action would be more powerful than a CRTC ruling. |
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Candoo3
join:2005-01-24
·TekSavvy Solutions..
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said by Robrr :If the succeed it will set a precedent which the courts I think would have to look at here in Ontario Unless you are a Sympatico customer, I don't think it would make a diff anyways. Correct me if I'm wrong. |
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Robrr
join:2008-04-19
Toronto, ON | reply to p2pnet
If the succeed it will set a precedent which the courts I think would have to look at here in Ontario |
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An Onymous
@teksavvy.com
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>Wish we had the PLQ party in ontario.
We need a PLO party for us Ontarian... Not to be confused with that other organization. Hopefully, also not outsourced to there either. 
I have the impression that the Quebec court is more consumer friendly too. Wish the same for our courts here. |
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bgw
@teksavvy.com | reply to p2pnet
Wow! Its about time. |
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theninjasqua
join:2007-09-26
Oakville, ON
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said by gdogg :Love quebec for never putting up with anything. Wish we had the PLQ party in ontario. Thats not always a good thing as history has shown.
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-theninjasquad |
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fiestaware
join:2008-01-07 | reply to gdogg
I suppose that's what I get. |
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gdogg
join:2006-02-06
39123
·TekSavvy Solutions..
·Bell Sympatico
1 edit | reply to fiestaware
said by fiestaware :said by gdogg :Love quebec for never putting up with anything. Indeed. My only question is why wouldn't most of that bill be in canadian law.
If I heard about some old mushlim guy cutting the clittorise off his daughter up here in canada. I'd be pissed.
and if it was like school, distractions are not allowed, those veils on the ladies always distract me, I'd prefer if they didn't follow such extreme religions still once in canada, but they can atleast put laws in place preventing the burtal parts of these religions. |
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fiestaware
join:2008-01-07
·Bell Sympatico
·Acanac
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said by gdogg :Love quebec for never putting up with anything. Indeed. |
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gdogg
join:2006-02-06
39123 | reply to Kareeser
Love quebec for never putting up with anything. Wish we had the PLQ party in ontario. |
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Kareeser
hm?
Premium
join:2006-07-18
Hamilton, ON | reply to eots
That's a good idea, actually.
Any lawyers want to take this up? I know oodles of people on Bell Canada who'd sign...
Extend it to wholesalers, and you get even more. |
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eots
join:2003-02-04 | reply to Gnaraktol
Someone in Ontario needs to file a similar class action suit against Bell so the rest of us can join. |
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Kdee
join:2005-08-26
Etobicoke, ON
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said by accusync :and only in french as usual. The IT Nerd Solves that problem for you:
»itnerd.wordpress.com/2008/05/30/···be-them/ |
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ftp1020
join:2007-01-30
Canada | reply to p2pnet
If this keeps up, Bell's legal fees are easily going to top whatever profit they thought could be made from these shenanigans. And most companies die not with a whimper, nor with a bang - but in a flurry of lawsuits. |
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