said by resa1983:Higher upstream actually came out in November 2011.
I was actually referring to the upgrade on the the speed upgrades on Express, Extreme, Extreme Plus, and Ultimate which became 25/2, 35/3, 45/4, and 150/10. 35/3 is the same as TekSavvy's 28/1, except that Rogers is denyig it on the out-going POI TPIA customers.
said by bdoyledimou:bottom line is, at least on Cable -- Rogers has the better plan and offers right now. it will literally reduce my bill by $3 a month to get higher download AND upload speeds, with a provider who is actually accountable to me as the customer to fix issues (and this includes the unlimited).
TSI Extreme 28/1 (35/3 after Migration): $46.99 with 300GB Usage
TSI Extreme with Unlimited: $61.95
Rogers Extreme 35/3: $61.99 with 120GB Usage
Rogers Extreme with Unlimited: $91.99
You're bill will increase by $30 with Rogers with Unlimited Extreme service, I doubt they will give you a 50% discount on internet service alone.
If you bundle services, thats no longer an apples to apples comparison now. You can get VoIP service including unlimited long distance to 30+ countries for as little as $20~30 from various companies as well. Bundling defeats the purpose of value too, you're now paying for 3 services (all save for TV that you could get cheaper else where) just to say you have discounted internet.
Rogers will have tighter turn around times for resolving technical issues, that might be worth the extra $30 to some.