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Is there a way to know which Band Rate you have to pay? I don't live far from McMaster now but, hrrm.
Looking at the site, it seems like TekSavvy has a lot of random extra fees. It's not really 30 bucks a month is it.
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Just call Teksavvy and ask what the band rate for your house is. You'll need the address/postal code.
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Anyone know whether Teksavvy requires people to rent/buy a modem from them? Bell charges $5/mth for modem rentals and Acanac needs users to purchase a modem from them at a one-time cost of $50. The upside for Acanac is that they apparently only charge $19/mth for usage (one-year term) and don't have bandwidth caps.
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Anyone know whether Teksavvy requires people to rent/buy a modem from them? Bell charges $5/mth for modem rentals and Acanac needs users to purchase a modem from them at a one-time cost of $50. The upside for Acanac is that they apparently only charge $19/mth for usage (one-year term) and don't have bandwidth caps.
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TekSavvy requires you to either rent or buy a modem. I think it's around $75 (not cheap :p). I've heard of people getting the Speedtouch 516 they sell for as little as $15 off of ebay though.
If you already own a DSL modem though, that should work too.
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It's actually not renting, in the end you will own the modem.
Yes, 75$ is for the cheapest modem and you can by a wireless router. Unless you're the only one using the internet... it only has 1 port.
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So with TekSavvy, what's the difference between High Speed DSL and Dry-Loop DSL Services? It seems as though the latter costs more because of the Band Rates.
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08-15-2009 at 09:53 PM
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So with TekSavvy, what's the difference between High Speed DSL and Dry-Loop DSL Services? It seems as though the latter costs more because of the Band Rates.
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If you don't have an active phone line you have to use dry-loop.
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Hi everyone,
does anyone know if Acanac is a good internet provider ? any reviews about their service would be much appreciated
Thanks so much ! =)
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