rho88
join:2007-12-19
H4L 0A5 | softcap The softcap is clearly stated on their website. It has been there for the past god knows how many years. If you signup to the service and then complain about the softcap, maybe you should be more careful next time you shop for an ISP and read a little about what each one offers.
If you didn't like their softcap policy, why did you signup for it anyways?
I'm using a dedicated port for my utorrent, and it's not throttled any more then other Bell reseller.
I'm not a rep for VIF. In fact I'm with Acanac now and don't see much difference in speed. |
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| I know how long the softcap agreement was up on the website, it was up there AFTER I signed up but not when I got the service, and I was never warned. So ... whatever. |
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Also why would you disable a person's internet connection when they reach the limit instead of cutting it down to some reasonable low level if they are still a paid customer.
Plus why completely shut off the news port and other traffic? I'm paying money for a connection. What the hell is wrong with the ISP market in Canada? Slow service at high prices, and not even properly functional. Too bad the CRTC is corrupt. |
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rho88
join:2007-12-19
H4L 0A5 | The connection is never disabled. You just get put on a less reliable network. My connection has never been disabled even if I go over the limit.
As for news port, what you are describing has nothing to do with VIF but with any Bell reseller. |
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| I cant even get on google or do anything on the slower server as you put it, so the connection is effectively disabled. |
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