shaner
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Calgary, AB
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Re: Service Level Agreement
said by packetscan  :This is SAD. I just called rogers and acted as if i was going to order service. I asked what can i expect for upload and download speeds. Then i asked what are the sustained speeds? As i plan to use this to connect my SMART home to the internet. Not once Did they mention throttling traffic. I told them I'll have streaming video from my security system available to me and they said " as long as i don't run a server I'm OK". I didn't just fall off the turnip truck But stream video needs a server to send it. So they Tell me yes i can do it and in the same sentence say it's not allowed. While I believe that conversation is entirely possible, maybe even likely, how did you call Rogers from Bridgeport, Connecticut?
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amungus
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clubs: | ...I think the better question is 'why' call them from CT.
..to bug them about their service I guess, but really, why bother if they are a provider that doesn't even service your country... |
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packetscan
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Bridgeport, CT
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You have a Valid point and a fair question, however over the course of my years i have met and befriended alot of people. Not all of them are in the Us. Some i know quite well.
So when i called in i used someone Else's Address.
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shaner
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Calgary, AB | You didn't use their toll free number then. Because toll free numbers can be restricted from specific areas, and Rogers certainly wouldn't want to pay for a number to receive calls from CT. |
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RadioDoc
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join:2000-05-11 | Plus, even if the call was completed, they would know it was from the good old U S of A.
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