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[DSL] NEW RATES - Telus

that's pretty damn good. I hope we can look forward to similar pricing in Ontario.
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I was thinking how those rates are old school TekSavvy kinda rates eh!?

I like these rates too.
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reply to TSI Marc
Hey Marc

That is great news, more for less always a good thing

Is there any news on the 50 mbps tier for Telus?

Thanks

nothing yet. once it's available I'll be happy to throw it up. it's possible I dont have all the latest too but we'll offer it if it's available.
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reply to TSI Marc
So exciting. Can't wait to see the bell rates!!

reply to TSI Marc
These prices look good.

reply to TSI Marc
Thanks Marc! I'll buy you a beverage next time I'm out there if you'd let me!

for sure! sounds good to me. gonna need one to get through all these changes!
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LOL - I'll hold you to it buddy!

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reply to TSI Marc
25Mbps Unlimited doesn't change? too bad.

I hope 50Mbps comes in soon at a reasonable price.

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Welcome news. Thanks for being the best.
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Hi Mark, I am looking to switch to TekSavvy. I have been with Telus for many years both Internet and Homephone and they no longer value this I guess.
Anyway, I am looking to dump both and go with TekSavvy.
25 mbps DSL
300 Gigs - $44.99

After the CRTC (BAD) decision, does this mean I still need to also get the dryloop option?
So in total I would be paying:
300 Gigs - $44.99 (25 mbps)
+ $11.39 / month Dryloop
= $56.38 + taxes?
If yes then it seems I should look at your Cable option, which is also available in my area.

Thanks, and it refreshing to see such feedback and concern coming from a CEO of the company to his customers.
Cheers!

Nothing is set for prices just yet... All that is currently provided is the plan themselves. As for dryloop etc, it's still up in the air.

But your price calculations seem like they fit.
You could always keep the land line with Telus & not have to pay for dryloop.

I'd suggest you wait until we release official prices. This way you'll be better in tune to take your decision.

Martin
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For Telus land.. Dry Loops stay the same.. for Bell; I'll have something on that front later this week.
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This doesn't look too bad, good work Marc.

How do I find out what band I am in?

Since Telus is offering the higher 50M speed tier (and maybe going to offer higher?) , I'm wondering about modem compatibility for the future.

Any thoughts on this?

thanks!

hum. I dont know about those details yet. the gang can usually tell what band you'd be in.. I'll see if Andre can help you with that.
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PM Sent

I need some details from you