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Re: [Express] Possible to get a good internet deal? I called a few weeks ago to cancel my service since I'm moving and decided to go with Start instead of Rogers (though except for the price and caps, I have nothing bad to say about Rogers - the service has been pretty much rock-solid for over 6 years here). All they could offer me was a 15% discount for a year. Note that Internet is the only service I have with them. The best bet is to just call and try. Promotions change all the time.
For throttling, enter your postal code here: »promo.orderrogers.ca/trafficmana···-traffic |
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| Thanks very much for the reply!
I called two times today and the best they could offer was to beat Teksavvy by 1 dollar but keep in the crappy 80GB cap and speeds of 25 down, 2 up and didn't budge on the modem rental.
Told them no thanks. Guess that's what 25+ years of service with Rogers gets you. |
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| Sadly, in some cases, it can actually be cheaper to keep cable TV. If I subscribed just to Ultimate internet that's $120 taxes in. Keep basic cable TV at $40, and then 70% off Ultimate becomes $36, so taxes in I'm less than $80 for both services!
The same math on Express shows internet only to be $63, or bundle it with basic cable for 70% off and you can have both for $59
It's not the $45 you're looking for, nor does it have a higher cap, but you're essentially getting basic TV for free which is better than nothing. |
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 elitefx
join:2011-02-14
London, ON
kudos:1 | reply to CYYZ
I completely can't understand how Rogers can be advertising/selling these new tiers/upgraded speeds when they're not available in all markets yet............ |
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