said by BliZZardX:It's even more depressing when you read the thread
2004-05-25, 01:53 PM #3 MarcP "What I'm really hoping for is a price reduction for the normal high-speed plan if you buy the modem. It'd be nice to get a break... "
LOL instead he got a $20 price increase and caps.
At this rate of price increases by the time I'm 30, Rogers will make it the norm to pay over $100/month for regular tiers.
The $40 tier will exist by another name but still have low caps and about the same shitty upload as 16 years ago.
FML.
To be fair, Rogers has invested a lot into it's cable network since then. All the tiers are faster, there was no 75/2mbps Ultimate tier, no extreme plus, no Docsis 3, and really not a whole lot of TPIA (besides sketchy 3Web back in the day who used to take months to respond to customers).