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- Thread starter JSz
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Yes, only sixty dollars for the modem, plus a month of free service, plus $5 OFF your bill each month.. you dont have to be a freakin mathematician to figure it out it works out better that way.
It actually makes more sense to own your own DSL modem as you can take it to any DSL provider, as with Cable you only have one choice.
Most DSL providers offer a trade across program for a DSL modem if you give them the cable modem you own.
As well a lot of the big cable providers are now offering the same promotion (shaw included), trade in your DSL modem, get a free cable modem you own and 2 months free service.
Both are trying to get the competitions customers. The industry is in termoil right now having kind of a "gas war" which will make or break some of the corporations involved in this and some of the smaller guys as well.
As well a lot of the big cable providers are now offering the same promotion (shaw included), trade in your DSL modem, get a free cable modem you own and 2 months free service.
Both are trying to get the competitions customers. The industry is in termoil right now having kind of a "gas war" which will make or break some of the corporations involved in this and some of the smaller guys as well.
Andem said:
Not like most people have more than one cable provider in their areas, ofc there are a few areas that due, but it is rare.
The only issue to consider with buying any modem is it may go obsolete if the Teclo changes it's technology.
Other then that there are no cons, the pro is no rental fee and you can always take it to any DSl provider in many parts of the world as they are D.GMT is most parts of the world, and these modems handle many protocols if you get a good one.
Other then that there are no cons, the pro is no rental fee and you can always take it to any DSl provider in many parts of the world as they are D.GMT is most parts of the world, and these modems handle many protocols if you get a good one.
Anonymous said:
You would have to contact them and see if they are offering a trade across program like some of the other cable providers are. I wont say they are and I wont say they aren't because I don't know.
2002-11-17 10:53:41 EST: 487 / 68
Your download speed : 487693 bps, or 487 kbps.
A 59.5 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 68166 bps, or 68 kbps.
That's THT right now.
Your download speed : 487693 bps, or 487 kbps.
A 59.5 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 68166 bps, or 68 kbps.
That's THT right now.
Here's my results from another test server. I think these are incorrect because on another account on this computer (which is logged in), kazaa or morpheus are running.
2002-11-17 10:55:11 EST: 919 / 179
Your download speed : 919204 bps, or 919 kbps.
A 112.2 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 179131 bps, or 179 kbps.
2002-11-17 10:55:11 EST: 919 / 179
Your download speed : 919204 bps, or 919 kbps.
A 112.2 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 179131 bps, or 179 kbps.
I have Shaw Hi Speed. even though it is anything but. But Telus has a 5 gig cap now in BC so I am stuck with Shaw.