DSL
Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 5:36 pm
Finally got sick of the Rogers cap, and the Rogers hijacking of failed DNS lookups.
I just signed up with these guys : http://www.teksavvy.com/ , for the 5M Unlimited plan.
I got my mom signed up with them in the summer when she moved (I wasn't going to let her sign up with Sympatico...). Anyway, everything has gone awesomely for her, especially on the support side of it. She's been able to solve problems and interact with them without my help. It's a nice change from Bell and Rogers support, where you need an interpreter to describe the details of how they're trying to screw you this time (when she tried signing up for Teksavvy the first time round, apparently Bell had already been hooked up for her, because some highly ethical salesperson had managed to sell her DSL without her knowing. Teksavvy support managed to be both useful and not even slightly Kafkaesque in dealing with it).
I used DSL ages ago (2000, I think) when Sympatico first showed up where I lived. It was a horrible nightmare speed and service-wise, and the pppoe module in Linux was a mess at the time. So anyway, I hope it don't suck now. If they do suck, it's kinda too late to warn me, as I've already paid... but telling me I suck would be helpful.
I just signed up with these guys : http://www.teksavvy.com/ , for the 5M Unlimited plan.
I got my mom signed up with them in the summer when she moved (I wasn't going to let her sign up with Sympatico...). Anyway, everything has gone awesomely for her, especially on the support side of it. She's been able to solve problems and interact with them without my help. It's a nice change from Bell and Rogers support, where you need an interpreter to describe the details of how they're trying to screw you this time (when she tried signing up for Teksavvy the first time round, apparently Bell had already been hooked up for her, because some highly ethical salesperson had managed to sell her DSL without her knowing. Teksavvy support managed to be both useful and not even slightly Kafkaesque in dealing with it).
I used DSL ages ago (2000, I think) when Sympatico first showed up where I lived. It was a horrible nightmare speed and service-wise, and the pppoe module in Linux was a mess at the time. So anyway, I hope it don't suck now. If they do suck, it's kinda too late to warn me, as I've already paid... but telling me I suck would be helpful.