| Teksavvy 20mbps @ 34$ Videotron 20mbps @ 65$ Why Hi,
I am about to dump BELL and looking for Teksavvy. But when comparing the price from vvideotron and Teksavvy for the 20mbps
I notice a huge difference
teksavvy 34$
vieotron (internet only) 65$
Why such a siddference, ?? Infrastructure ?? Lagging on peak hour ??
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MFido
join:2012-10-19
kudos:1 | greed? |
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TekSavvy is a wholesaler that "piggybacks" off of the "big brother's" network infrastructure for the last mile wiring to your home. The key difference is that TekSavvy purchases such service from companies like Videotron directly in large enough quantities that they get a discount. In turn, this discount is then passed down to its end consumers.
I wouldn't doubt at all that greed plays into it lol |
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 TSI MartinPremium
join:2006-02-23
Chatham, ON
kudos:23 | reply to curvenut
We simply believe that prices should be fair for our customers.
We are glad you noticed the difference 
Martin |
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| said by TSI Martin:We simply believe that prices should be fair for our customers.
Ah.
It's good to know that there are companies out there who believe in ethics. |
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| Yeah ... to be more ethics, internet access should be free too !  |
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| That would be nice, but I'm not sure if that would be realistically possible.  |
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TypeS
join:2012-12-17
London, ON
kudos:1 | reply to curvenut
No when you pay several tens of thousands in tuition, books, and certification exams to be the network engineers and support staff that operate networks  |
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Re: Teksavvy 20mbps @ 34$ Videotron 20mbps @ 65$ Why So i understand by the response Videotron 20mbps or Teksavvy 20mbps are basically the same...
Well... I will call teksavvy next week as soon as ireceive my modem that I am still shopping ! |
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Videotron has messed up both Cable Internet and Wireless New entrants with their lack of competitive packages.
They are content with absorbing Bell customers who are so angry that they don't mind paying the same price for less gigabytes, as long as they more reliability and better customer service.
It creates a scenario where Cable Internet is used by those with light needs and the very rich, but is otherwise not an attractive offering at all.
Fortunately the independents are stepping in.. |
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