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Bell Business Now Offering 250/250 MBPS FTTB

According to Bell's website they are now offering 250mbps symmetrical Fiber To the Biz . Unfortunately Because its bell It wouldn't actually be available anywhere And its a steep $259 a month,

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For business, that price is a bargain for super fast net access. But of course being Bell, what is the data transfer limit, be it a hard limit or a soft limit?

Saw it a month ago, apparently they wouldn't tell me where its offered but hey its not priced that bad either if you compare it to the residential prices.

Are you allowed to run servers on business services?

yes

Do you think they would be interested in IPTV if it was offered to business customers? Just a thought.
The bandwidth is unlimited on the Business Service...by the way:

All packages include:
Blazing fast download and upload speeds
A Wi-Fi modem, so your employees can stay connected anywhere in the office
Unlimited Internet usage so you can do everything you need to do online
Online security protection so your business stays protected
5 email addresses
20 hrs of dial back up so your business is always up and running
Plus, your business is backed by better support to ensure that it stays up and running. Choose from a range of installation and service options, and you’ll always be supported with 24/7 technical support and Same Day Next Day repair.2

Yeah I know what you are saying but if you were in a hotel in the backwoods and needed to connect to the internet from your room (Bates Motel with no wireless) then the dial up might come in handy...lol.
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Disclaimer: If I express an opinion, it is my own opinion, not that of Bell or its related companies.

I know of a scenario where a hotel that relies on internet lost its internet connection and ended up with all kinds of problems including double bookings because they had no backup. It was costly in sorting out and that 24 hours of problems would have paid for a year's dialup even if it was slow.

Their diary provider's site is n ot content heavy Although their old one was and it would have taken 2 hours !!!