Fastest.Internet.Connection.in.Canada

pretty solid

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Originally Posted by DanielleD87

uncap it.

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:yup:

make sure you check out teksavvy.com. they are one of the highest rated ISP's on dslreports in the world. supposedly phenomenal service. in eastern Canada, they offer unlimited transfer on their DSL connections for very nice prices (the only unlimited connection in Canada i believe), but unfortunately in western Canada there are transfer limits. however, you can purchase 100GB transfer blocks for only $10.

yea man I was stuck with 3m for a while then I moved and got...well its in my sig

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Originally Posted by koolyt

make sure you check out teksavvy.com. they are one of the highest rated ISP's on dslreports in the world. supposedly phenomenal service. in eastern Canada, they offer unlimited transfer on their DSL connections for very nice prices (the only unlimited connection in Canada i believe), but unfortunately in western Canada there are transfer limits. however, you can purchase 100GB transfer blocks for only $10.

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I agree teksavvy is a g8 isp.
I used it since 4 months and I have no problems

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Originally Posted by t0mmy

you guys are really lucky to have those plans available to you :(

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Agreed!

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Originally Posted by MrLazy

Try Bell .. it's one of the big guys .. they have really high speed DSL, but price is pretty high ..if you really need that high speeds, go with Bell ..

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I'm sorry but this is not sound advice, Bell throttle p2p :sick:

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Originally Posted by jr56

I'm sorry but this is not sound advice, Bell throttle p2p :sick:

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RC4 still fools them tho, doesn't it?

Buddy im living in Vancouver too n my fukin upload is being capped by Telus. Download is still the same but upload doesn't go over 2kb/s!!!!

Im gonna call them tom n ask em wuts up. If they still keep capping me im gonna change my ISP. Any suggestions on what I should go for?? I want at least a 10mb down and 1mb up with NO cap

is there any ISP in canada that meets my requirements??

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Originally Posted by koolyt

RC4 still fools them tho, doesn't it?

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I can't confirm this since i haven't tried configuring my client to require encryption for outgoing and incoming connections :ermm: