High speed internet

[kooley]

Simply, I need to get high speed in my office and was wondering who has the best rates for the best service. Keep inmind I don't need lighning access just your basic 1.5 or 3 meg access.
thanks all
KY

 

[Cruise]

wel. there is a trick.
get roger@home for 4 months, u get 80$ discount.(only 25$a month)
then after 4 months, switch to bell high speed (first 4 months only 25$ each)
then switch to primus high speed (first 4 months only 25$)

then go back to roger@home u will get the discount again..

 

[Cardinal Fang]

WRONG!

If you start at the begining with Rogers they will have you on file at the same address. These offers are only valid for "first time" subscribers. Therefore in order for your plan to work you would have to move from your house to another.

Always read the fine print!

 

[Goober Mcfly]

Yeah. Just ask Alien(<>..<>).

 

[DenWa]

I actually coined the phrase read the fine print four years ago, and hold the patent.

 

[Troops]

I actually coined the phrase "coined the phrase" 5 years ago, i have a worldwide patent and trademark.

 

[Goober Mcfly]

I actually patented the word "patent". I have a time-machine.

 

[shiftee]

I have secretly made all trademarks and patents useless. Now do something useful, such as watching my dishes.

 

[Fred Zed]

Also price/packages for business service is different that for home. Whether it's home or office service is determined by whether you have a personal or business phone line.

There is not much difference (home/business) in price if you shop around . You can get a business phone/business DSL for under $100 a month. eg: try http://www2.sprintcanada.ca/Enterprise/Products.asp?main=2&prod=68


http://www2.sprintcanada.ca/Enterprise/pdf/saF1.pdf