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said by TSI Marc:On the Rogers side, we continue to press for a timeline to migrate to aggregated as soon as we can. Still no news to report unfortunately. In general, we are trying to migrate everybody quickly since I know many are keen to get the higher speeds.
Sounds like you guys won't take the 6 months additional time allocated for making the switch? It's a double edged sword now really....higher speeds vs higher costs...I personally want the higher speeds without thinking twice but I am not sure everything agrees...
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| said by d4m1r:said by TSI Marc:On the Rogers side, we continue to press for a timeline to migrate to aggregated as soon as we can. Still no news to report unfortunately. In general, we are trying to migrate everybody quickly since I know many are keen to get the higher speeds.
Sounds like you guys won't take the 6 months additional time allocated for making the switch? It's a double edged sword now really....higher speeds vs higher costs...I personally want the higher speeds without thinking twice but I am not sure everything agrees... Sorry I haven't been around lately.... but what happened about the speed matching decision? Denied till tek goes with aggregated?
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mlord
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resa1983Premium
join:2008-03-10
North York, ON
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| It was ultimately denied.
With the interim decision, the commission did note that Rogers wasn't clear what speeds Rogers was offering TPIA (upstream mainly), and ordered that Rogers refile their TN28-30 tariff pages stating upload speeds within 30 days of the Jan interim speedmatching decision - which is today - stating the upstream speeds of all the packages tariffed.
So, by today they'll file that they offer 45/4 to TPIA.
»webcache.googleusercontent.com/s···nk&gl=ca
The final speedmatching decision came out with the CBB decision, and the commission ordered all incumbents to file any and all 'optional' speeds at the retail level, and whether these optional speeds are available to TPIA by March 7th, at which point they'll file they offer their own customers 45/7.
»webcache.googleusercontent.com/s···nk&gl=ca
CRTC's site is down for maintenance, hense the google cache links.
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 andybPremium
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| Rogers did file the upload tariff yesterday
 Rogers Revis··· 98B.pdf 40112 bytes
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 TSI MarcPremium,VIP
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Chatham, ON
kudos:14 | said by andyb:Rogers did file the upload tariff yesterday
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Yeah, they did.. Looks as though we will be grandfathering some speeds after all, we won't have a choice. The speed increases don't happen automatically and on the 28meg speed it even has a price increase.
Technically, we're still looking into this but at first glance it looks like D2 modems won't work on the upgraded speeds at all either. Not cool.
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| Any clue as to what the future holds for qc 30meg cable customers..??
Will some sort of relief be available for those who may prefer to jump over to dsl...?? |
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resa1983Premium
join:2008-03-10
North York, ON
kudos:7 | reply to TSI Marc
Oh well.. Looks like I'll be filing something after Rogers files their 45/7 package for their own services come the 7th.
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said by TSI Marc:Technically, we're still looking into this but at first glance it looks like D2 modems won't work on the upgraded speeds at all either. Not cool. Considering how much of a nightmare high speeds on D2 can be in heavily loaded nodes, I would say ditching D2 on higher-end tiers is the most logical choice. |
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That kinda sucks, but then, I was hoping to move up to the 45/7 package once it's available anyways.
Internet is my only service, so I don't mind paying a good company for good service.
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TSI MarcPremium,VIP
join:2006-06-23
Chatham, ON
kudos:14 | reply to InvalidError
yeah for sure... In Cogeco land, they instead have made it so if you plug n a D2 modem and you have a higher speed.. It will still work but at a reduced speed... I.e. 30 mbit with a D2 modem will work but at 16mbit..
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 TwiztedZeroNine Zero Burp Nine SixPremium
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Toronto, ON
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·TekSavvy Cable
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said by stevey_frac:That kinda sucks, but then, I was hoping to move up to the 45/7 package once it's available anyways.
Internet is my only service, so I don't mind paying a good company for good service.
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What 45/7 package? I didn't see one in the tariff. *blinks*
Oh we know there is one, except only the 45/4 package is listed. Ofc knowing Ressy & the speed matching thingy - we'll be off to the CRTC again to get that enforced. ( I just get the feeling its another stall tactic. )
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| said by stevey_frac:It is totally another stall tactic. But I have the reasonable expectation that resa et al will win that one for us. There is nothing to 'win' there, regulations require that incumbents file tariffs for new tiers within 30 days of the first 3rd-party ISP requesting access to it. ISPs who want to offer that tier have likely already filed their requests, now they just have to wait for the tariff update. |
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I would go for the 50/10 dsl package in qc if it gets offered. |
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Ahh. Even better! |
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