[DSL] ** New Interim speed rates for DSL in Ontario and Quebec *

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TSI Marc Premium,VIP join:2006-06-23 Chatham, ON kudos:3	[DSL] ** New Interim speed rates for DSL in Ontario and Quebec * Hey gang, Here are the rates we have come up with. I'll just put it out there and I can explain from there. Please remember that these are only Interim rates while the CRTC proceedings are under way. The interim rates approved by the CRTC are also retroactive and so we tried being as careful as possible but still give a great monthly rate. The retroactive part is only between Bell and us and not to you guys. New Packages (*existing packages are still available) Ontario: High Speed DSL – 12 Download Speed: 12M Upload Speed: 1M Monthly Bandwidth: 300GB Monthly Pricing: $47.97 Start-Up Fee: $99.00 Modem: Any ADSL 2+ modem that is not “locked” to another ISP (customers can check with their modem’s manufacturer if their modem is ADSL 2+) Activation Timelines: 5 Business Days High Speed DSL – 12 (Dry Loop) Download Speed: 12M Upload Speed: 1M Monthly Bandwidth: 300GB Monthly Pricing: $47.97 + Band Rate (existing band rates) Start-Up Fee: $99.00 Dry Loop Activation Fee: $19.99 Modem: Any ADSL 2+ modem that is not “locked” to another ISP (customers can check with their modem’s manufacturer if their modem is ADSL 2+) Activation Timelines: 5 Business Days Quebec: High Speed DSL – 10 Download Speed: 10M Upload Speed: 1M Monthly Bandwidth: 300GB Monthly Pricing: $44.97 Start-Up Fee: $99.00 Modem: Any ADSL 2+ modem that is not “locked” to another ISP (customers can check with their modem’s manufacturer if their modem is ADSL 2+) Activation Timelines: 5 Business Days High Speed DSL – 10 (Dry Loop) Download Speed: 10M Upload Speed: 1M Monthly Bandwidth: 300GB Monthly Pricing: $44.97 + Band Rate (existing band rates) Start-Up Fee: $99.00 Dry Loop Activation Fee: $19.99 Modem: Any ADSL 2+ modem that is not “locked” to another ISP (customers can check with their modem’s manufacturer if their modem is ADSL 2+) Activation Timelines: 5 Business Days On our site, there will be a package for “High Speed DSL – 25” that will be listed as “COMING SOON”. We are hoping to have this package available as soon as possible, however at this time there are a couple of process that need to be clarified before it is launched. If someone has our existing 640K or 5M DSL package and would like to switch to these new packages, the “Start-Up & Activation Fees” still apply. For those holding out for the 25mbit service here is what that price will look like once we're ready to take orders; Ontario High Speed DSL 25, $67.97 $99 activation fee 300 Gig Cap For Quebec DSL à haute vitesse 25, $67.97 $99 activation fee 300 Gig Cap So, again, these are interim rates that once the CRTC proceeding will be done we will revise everything. Generally speaking once somebody is on the correct profile I don't anticipate additional charges just to stay on it. There's also no way to know how long the interim rates will stick. My own opinion is that it will likely be 4 to 6 months before final rates come out. -- TSI Marc - TekSavvy Solutions Inc.
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TSI Marc Premium,VIP join:2006-06-23 Chatham, ON kudos:3	Re: [DSL] ** New Interim speed rates for DSL in Ontario and Queb Gang, I'm really sorry but it looks like I have to leave. I'll be back in a 2-3 hours. -- TSI Marc - TekSavvy Solutions Inc.
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VenusFlytrap join:2007-11-18 Canada	reply to TSI Marc Will there likely be anything more in the middle, like say 7 or 8 mbps? (from the typical 5)....
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XNemesis join:2002-11-16 Kitchener, ON	reply to TSI Marc Was speed matching confirmed for both DSL and Cable?
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Timmy2Teeth join:2006-12-05 Fort Erie, ON	reply to VenusFlytrap +1 to something in between. 6M/800, 6M/1, 7M/800, 7M/1... Please?
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elsrickle join:2010-11-14	reply to TSI Marc So when can I order
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pducharme join:2010-06-29 Sherbrooke, QC	reply to TSI Marc Hi Mark (or other TSI people), A lot of places in Quebec are limited to Fibe16, like my home. Why did you not include Fibe16 rates? Will you permit at least us to get Your new 25Mbps service (knowing that we will be limited to 16Mbps?) Also, do you have any ETA to resell new speed for Videotron Cable TGV ? It could be another way of getting faster for people that can't get new Fibe rates
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milnoc join:2001-03-05 H3B kudos:1	reply to TSI Marc Hopefully the business rates are more reasonable. Too high, and I'll just hold on to my two bonded DSL lines. -- Watch my future television channel's public test broadcast! »thecanadianpublic.com/live
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Kingnubian @teksavvy.com	reply to pducharme Fibe16 is what I'm limited to at my home. I am very interested in rates for this speed, not so much so for the 10meg plan.
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pat2008 I'm Incognito Premium join:2008-11-19 Mississauga, ON Reviews: ·TekSavvy DSL	reply to TSI Marc adsl2/2+ is ok i take it? TD-8816 would work? How would i know if my lines support the speeds? I am currently already on a dryloop... will i still need to pay the activation $99 + dryloop activation fee of $19? Main concern is not knowing what my lines will support. I'll assume the TD-8816 is good for this as well
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gruntlord6 join:2010-06-10 Barrie, ON	reply to TSI Marc Why no option for 7mb upload?
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daboom Premium join:2001-12-16 Oshawa, ON	reply to pat2008 your modem can tell you the max speeds u can obtain by login to the web interface or tsi can check ur stats for you.
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eots join:2003-02-04	reply to TSI Marc I'm baffled by the $99 startup fee. If you're an existing DSL customer why is there such a high fee to get Bell to change the profile from 5M to 12M? On the Bell site their activation fee for Fibe12 is $29.95, so why are 3rd parties being gouged for $99?
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Angelo The Network Guy Premium join:2002-06-18	reply to daboom magic 8 says daboom is considering the 25meg package
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hmm @rogers.com	reply to TSI Marc Will unlimited ever be coming to anything over 5mbit?
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kragop join:2006-02-15 Scarborough, ON	reply to eots thats bHell for you...
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Angelo The Network Guy Premium join:2002-06-18	reply to Angelo even at 30 is too much... i expect a new nid and modem for 99 :/
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pat2008 I'm Incognito Premium join:2008-11-19 Mississauga, ON	reply to daboom how do you check it in the web interface? Sounds stupid but the tplink is one firmware i never played around with yet
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Angelo The Network Guy Premium join:2002-06-18	if your unsure post in the direct forum and someone from tek will pull your line info from lantern for you...
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pat2008 I'm Incognito Premium join:2008-11-19 Mississauga, ON	thanks
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