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Also, I asked what the discount will be for me and she said discount of 70% will apply on $104.99 (Extreme Plus unlimited). Lets see where it goes.

That's what I did to make up a bit for potential no discount on $30. Went from Ultimate + 80GB to Extreme Plus + Unlimited.

Limit of 976562 GB Monthly Usage

Its more than enough, even the 150mbps won't reach more than 50000 GB in a month if it were left on 24/7 @ 150mbps.

A fast one that wouldn't ever affect anyone. You bored or just got an axe to grind?

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Both Rogers and Bell can go to hell.

It's likely what is displayed in their system is just a limitation of the current setup and they probably have to put some number in there. Until someone who pays for unlimited service gets charged for going over no one can claim they are not providing what they say they are.