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Davesnothere Change is NOT Necessarily Progress Premium Member join:2009-06-15 Canada 4 edits	Davesnothere to ShetiPhian Premium Member 2013-Mar-9 12:56 am to ShetiPhian New ONTARIO Plans - Cogeco Network NOW REVISED to INCLUDE the LATEST TSI (MARCH 9th) ESTIMATES : = = = = = = = ShetiPhian, glad you did this - Saved me some legwork. However, to make it more complete, let me add : MODEMs START charges an extra $5 plus tax for modem rental, or supports certain models if you own one already. Cogeco includes one in their service price. TSI - Likely extra, as before for other cable - Marc, March 9th commented this. ACTIVATION START usually charges $50 to setup cable Internet, and that includes a tech visiting, but it's FREE if transferring from an active service at the same jack from Cogeco or from another TPIA IISP, as long as no tech visit is needed. Cogeco usually charges $30 to setup cable Internet, and that includes a tech visiting. TSI ? - The next quote is from a TSI-Cogeco ATPIA Beta Tester, and the new policy on this is not set yet. said by ShetiPhian: my invoice : $44.95 Activation Fee, -$20.00 Activation Discount (for buying the modem) - Belleville, Cogeco-Land, coming from TSI DSL QUEBEC No need to show cap info (simpler chart) as no A-TPIA is active there yet, AFAIK. GRANDFATHERING START supports it for customers already on all of their earlier discontinued plans, but of course if a customer chooses to switch to a newer plan, they cannot switch back. TSI would only have existing Cogeco customers in Chatham, and I'm not sure what their plans are for THEM - Anybody know ? USAGE Cogeco counts BOTH downloads and uploads, AFAIK, and Cogeco has NO free period. UNIQUE PLANS START has chosen to avoid the 10Mbps tier at this time. Cogeco only offers 14Mbps to their own retail customers (not thru TPIA IISPs), and only to areas where that is the highest available speed, until they finish their upgrades of those areas. said by ShetiPhian: TekSavvy and Start are very close. Tek has the advantage on usage (most of the time), while Start has the advantage on price. Both have unlimited downloads between 2am & 8am Both only count downloads Speed/Tier Change Fee Start: Free TSI: $5 TSI Pricing: not final and is subject to change Cogeco Pricing: rumoured to be having caps increased on April 1st Start Pricing: goes into effect March 11th (other plans are also in the works) 6Mbps $24.95 - 75GB - TSI $29.95 - 100GB - Start $32.95 - 300GB - TSI $39.95 - Unlimited - Start $42.95 - 30GB - Cogeco (soon 35GB) $43.95 - Unlimited - TSI 10Mbps $34.95 - 150GB - TSI $42.95 - 300GB - TSI $48.95 - 60GB - Cogeco (soon 80GB) $57.95 - Unlimited - TSI 14Mbps $61.95 - 90GB - Cogeco (soon 125GB) 20 mbps $39.95 - 150GB - Start $39.95 - 150GB - TSI $49.95 - 300GB - TSI $60.95 - 100GB - Cogeco (soon 150GB) $79.95 - Unlimited - TSI 30 mbps $49.95 - 200GB - Start $62.95 - 150GB - TSI $69.95 - 300GB - TSI $71.95 - 175GB - Cogeco (soon 275GB) $99.95 - Unlimited - TSI 60 mbps $89.95 - 300GB - Start $92.95 - 150GB - TSI $109.95 - 300GB - Cogeco (soon 375GB) $116.95 - 300GB - TSI $191.95 - Unlimited - TSI Cogeco changes source : »Ultimate 30 Cap Increase From 175 > 275gb /Month
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KnockKnock join:2010-12-06 Chatham, ON	KnockKnock Member 2013-Mar-9 1:50 pm said by Davesnothere GRANDFATHERING START supports it for customers already on all of their earlier discontinued plans, but of course if a customer chooses to switch to a newer plan, they cannot switch back. TSI would only have existing Cogeco customers in Chatham, and I'm not sure what their plans are for THEM - Anybody know ? I'm pretty sure Marc has said that they won't be grandfathering any plans, so I think that would include Chatham. Someone can correct me if I am wrong.
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TSI Marc Premium Member join:2006-06-23 Chatham, ON	TSI Marc Premium Member 2013-Mar-9 1:54 pm said by KnockKnock: said by Davesnothere GRANDFATHERING START supports it for customers already on all of their earlier discontinued plans, but of course if a customer chooses to switch to a newer plan, they cannot switch back. TSI would only have existing Cogeco customers in Chatham, and I'm not sure what their plans are for THEM - Anybody know ? I'm pretty sure Marc has said that they won't be grandfathering any plans, so I think that would include Chatham. Someone can correct me if I am wrong. that's right. the rates will go up.. I imagine most will switch to a different package.. and we will assume the nearest lowest cost option to migrate users too..
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ShetiPhian join:2011-12-29 Belleville, ON	ShetiPhian to Davesnothere Member 2013-Mar-9 3:35 pm to Davesnothere said by Davesnothere: ShetiPhian, glad you did this - Saved me some legwork. I was following it all and figured others might like it in one place. Thank you for expanding it. said by Davesnothere: ACTIVATION TSI ? - Not sure - Anybody know ? I looked at my invoice, $44.95 Activation Fee -$20.00 Activation Discount (for buying the modem)
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Davesnothere Change is NOT Necessarily Progress Premium Member join:2009-06-15 Canada 2 edits	Davesnothere Premium Member 2013-Mar-9 3:43 pm said by ShetiPhian: said by Davesnothere: ACTIVATION TSI ? - Not sure - Anybody know ? I looked at my invoice, $44.95 Activation Fee -$20.00 Activation Discount (for buying the modem) Thanks for that, and I figured you to be following everything too. So I should mention that in my post on Page 8 of current thread. Also wondering whether TSI plans to waive/reduce the fee if a customer is doing a transfer from another [provider's] active [CABLE] account ? (even if that was not the situation in your specific case) EDITED to be more clear in last above paragraph - see square bracketed additions.
	actions · 2013-Mar-9 3:43 pm ·
ShetiPhian join:2011-12-29 Belleville, ON	ShetiPhian Member 2013-Mar-9 3:45 pm That I don't know, I changed form TSI DSL to TSI Cable.
	actions · 2013-Mar-9 3:45 pm ·
JenSuisUn Premium Member join:2006-02-23 Chatham, ON	JenSuisUn to ShetiPhian Premium Member 2013-Mar-9 4:08 pm to ShetiPhian said by ShetiPhian: I looked at my invoice, $44.95 Activation Fee -$20.00 Activation Discount (for buying the modem) These are the current fees. New fee's have yet to be released. said by Davesnothere: Also wondering whether TSI plans to waive/reduce the fee if a customer is doing a transfer from another active account ? (even if that was not the situation in your specific case) This is still uncertain.
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