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Andrew1976

@bell.ca		reply to Bell_Abused
Re: So what has improved so far at Bell?

Great, now even DSLReports is giving Bell employee's and thier cronies a platform for free advertising.
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Bell_Abused

join:2006-10-07
·Bell Sympatico

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said by Andrew1976 :

Great, now even DSLReports is giving Bell employee's and thier cronies a platform for free advertising.
Bah who said this is the final word? Maybe I'm saving energy before shooting down each point

But seriously... I'm waiting to see whats bettER. We all know what he spewed above comes with a hefty early termination fee, being in contracts, and billing/support atrocities that make the Louisiana hurricanes seems pleasant.

Those are just selling points. Its not cheaper than the competition, so don't think that.

WHAT IS bettER?
to forum · permalink · · 2008-09-04 19:28:05 · Reply to this

BryceS

join:2007-09-17
Waterloo, ON

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said by Bell_Abused See Profile :

But seriously... I'm waiting to see whats bettER. We all know what he spewed above comes with a hefty early termination fee, being in contracts, and billing/support atrocities that make the Louisiana hurricanes seems pleasant.
Bell Internet
1. No contract required.
2. No contract required.
3. No contract required.
4. No contract required.
5. No contract required.
6. No contract required.

Bell HomePhone
7. No contract required.
8. No contract required.
9. No contract required.
10.No contract required.

Bell TV
11.24 month contract required.
12.No contract required.
13.No contract required.
14.12 month contract required.

Bell Mobile
15.12/24/36 month contract required
16.36 month contract required.
17. a) 24 month contract required - Existing Customers
17. b) 36 month contract required - New Customers

Billing is more stable now that Aliant is in it too.
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