 Teddy Boomk kudos Received
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Re: Update on matching Rogers new speeds? Another Whoa...
In the TN29 cover letter, Rogers proposes the complete withdrawal of 18 and 28 service on April 16th 2013.Rogers notes that under the terms of Telecom Decisions CRTC 99-8, 2006-77 and 2010-632, and related rulings, Rogers’ obligation is to make TPIA services available to competitors at speeds that match the speeds we offer to our retail Internet service end-users. Rogers has no obligation to make available through TPIA any access speeds that we do not offer to our own retail end-users. This fact should be sufficient to justify approval of the current tariff notice. Of course they also propose denying non-aggregated access to the replacement speeds. That means they propose reducing Teksavvy and Distributel (aka Acanac, CIA, 3web) to only offering 6mbit service as of April 16th!
(existing customers grandfathered of course)
I can't be the first to notice this?!!?
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resa1983Premium
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kudos:7 | Essentially that'd be saying to TPIA "You can't sign up new customers unless they're on Aggregated".
Which wouldn't be allowed.
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And more good stuff Rogers currently has 4 TPIA customers who have 1,680 end-users in total on 18, 28 and 32 Mbps aggregated POI TPIA services. Now there are 4 aggregated TPIAs?
Edit: On further consideration.. Rogers has 4 aggregated TPIAs, 3 of whom account for all 7 customers currently on 75mbit via a TPIA provider.
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Teddy Boomk kudos Received
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said by resa1983:Essentially that'd be saying to TPIA "You can't sign up new customers unless they're on Aggregated".
Which wouldn't be allowed. Well, sure.. But, I am reading that right, aren't I? I haven't noticed anybody pointing that out anywhere, and it sure seems relevant with respect to forcing non-aggregated access to new speeds.
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resa1983Premium
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| said by Teddy Boom:said by resa1983:Essentially that'd be saying to TPIA "You can't sign up new customers unless they're on Aggregated".
Which wouldn't be allowed. Well, sure.. But, I am reading that right, aren't I? I haven't noticed anybody pointing that out anywhere, and it sure seems relevant with respect to forcing non-aggregated access to new speeds. Yeah, you're reading that right I think..
But, I think everyone's banking on the Part 1 for TN28.. If these aren't 'new speed tiers' then the withdrawl of 'old' tiers is moot.
What I submitted to the CRTC on its own should be enough to show they're not 'new speed tiers', but rather upgrades to tiers. They don't have to provide upgrades to tiers after February 2012, but its possible that since Rogers provided the upgraded speeds to their own customers in November 2011, they SHOULD have also given them to TPIA at the same time, and they'll be given retroactively.
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