Been spending a boatload of time studying TPIA rates/prices. Needless to say Rogers broadband caps/prices are sucking large these days. Anyone think they will up the caps and drop their prices to at least appear competitive? 80 to 250GB caps look laughable in the face of dirt cheap 300GB TPIA packages.
Can't see Rogers doing any business if they don't try to compete.........25/2 150-300GB is $12 + tax cheaper most places. That's $144 + tax a year in savings not to mention a massive bandwidth advantage.
Cable TPIAs have been undercutting Rogers for several years now, yet Rogers has had no problems growing their internet customer base. Not all consumers pick an ISP based solely on pricing and caps, there are many other factors in play here. I think it's safe to say it will be business as usual for Rogers.
reply to elitefx I don't think caps are changing any time soon, otherwise they would have done it by now instead of coming out with the unlimited tiers.
As for pricing; as long as they are cheaper than or on par with bell's, then Rogers is "competing"...lol
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