So, Canadian Redditors, how is that internet cap treating you guys?
Honest question. I heard about the cap when it happened and we had the ASCII pages for Canadian users as a joke but how are you holding up?
Posted Sep 19, 2012, 5:49 AM UTC
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Depending on the ISP the caps might not be enforced. Though if they are we don't lose service we just get destroyed by overage fees. It's ridiculous.
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I'm in New Brunswick (east coast of Canada) and my ISP is Aliant. The connection is 7MB down / 768Kbps up, and costs around $85 per month (we don't have, or want a landline and get dinged for it, it's complete bullshit). There's no cap though.
The only alternative is Rogers and their highest cap is 95GB. My use runs around 300-500GB per month, so there's no way I could ever come close to affording that.
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My cap is 300GB with TekSavvy. I don't even come close. Does not matter since TekSavvy offers an unmetered option for $9 more than what I pay now.
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I have no idea what you are talking about... can you elaborate... I have been without internet for the most part of the last 2 weeks because I just moved
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You live in Vancouver and pay your internet bill in pounds? Interesting.
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If I have a cap, I've never noticed.