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Does anyone know convenient offers for a bundle like that? I'm looking for basic cable channels (news, maybe some documentaries and shows channels), unlimited internet and a phone line to call just arounnd ontario..
I don't want anything crazy expensive, so forget about Bell and Rogers please! lol
I'm just worried about the internet coverage but I live on Yonge and Eglinton so I suppose that I will be fine!
Does anyone know convenient offers for a bundle like that? I'm looking for basic cable channels (news, maybe some documentaries and shows channels), unlimited internet and a phone line to call just arounnd ontario..
I don't want anything crazy expensive, so forget about Bell and Rogers please! lol
I'm just worried about the internet coverage but I live on Yonge and Eglinton so I suppose that I will be fine!
I hear you about Rogers and Bell!!! I just have high speed unlimited internet and watch all my shows online.. Didn't really have much use for a landline since I have a mobile so thought what the heck am I paying 175 bucks a month for so ditched Bell Fibe a year ago and won't look back..
Anyway take a look at this.. Looks pretty competively priced and flexible.. I'm not vouching for this at all - just saw an ad about the service on the Subway and made a mental note..
I wouldn't even get the cable, as my husband usually says I'm a geek and I do whatever I want with my computer!!! but he barely knows how to turn it on so he wants the cable to have netflix, news channels and so on.. VMedia looks to be pretty good, but the basic bundles for $69.85/month offers a DSL 6, definetely too slow!!
What do you think about a FTTN25 line? I just moved to Toronto from Italy, where internet technology is not that developed!
For internet, consider techsavvy. I am paying less than $30 a month for 150GB. Unlimited/faster speed cost a bit more but not close to what Rogers charges.
What's the point of having a landline? but if you do need one, there are many cheap options.
Cable TV? Everything is cheaply available online. I basically use my 46 inch TV as a monitor. I also have an antenna that allows me to watch CTV, Global news etc, for $0 a month. Canadian TV is pretty boring and I don't see the point of spending $80 watching it.
Just stay away from Bell and Rogers at all cost. I'd rather have no entertainment than having to deal with them.
My husband wants the cable, that's it. And I need the landline so that my family can call me from Italy. I would not spend money to purchase all these things if I didn't need them, don't you agree?
About internet, I'm used to unlimited lines.. I download many movies, shows, music every day, so I definetely need an unlimited plan.
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