Gas cooker/Washer-dryer and ISPs


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laksa   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 16-12-05 10:11:24

Thanks a lot RC. This is why I love this forum. I must apologize, about the broadband speed/price. Obviously our research was not as comprehensive and I should have asked for suggestions rather than airing assumptions. Sorry to all Kanucs (excuse my spelling).

But do I get to stand by my comments on I-Mode? (and 30Mbps for domestic use??).

Cheers.



Big Vee   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 16-12-05 10:21:17

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Orginally posted by laksa

Thanks for your replies. I thought Canada was a "green" contry and CNG is better than oil/electricity in this regard. It is also cheaper (atleast in Europe and Asia) than electricity. But hey when in Canada, do as the Kanucs do. I am not sure I agree with the comment about washer-dryer though. the good ones are really good at both, in addition to being multi-function programmable and fully automated. In addition, they save a good amount of space. Perhaps Europe and East-Asia are more technologically advanced than the Americas.

I was checking the so-called high-speed internet availability in Toronto and it made me laugh for the speed and price. I think in Singapore you can get 6MBPS true-broadband, truly unlimited usage/connection time for far less than whats on offer here.

I suppose I should not even think about 3G or I-Mode services?

Cheers!




See that is where you are wrong. Much of the electricity in Canada is produced from hydro-electric generators, unlike Malaysia. So I would think it is actually "greener" than using Gas.

My comment on the washer-dryer is based on my experience having lived in the UK for a few years. And having used both types. Oh yes, but they do save space! That would be a concern if you lived in the matchboxes they call homes in Europe!

Regards
BV



hchheda   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 16-12-05 12:46:11

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Orginally posted by rajcanada

Quote:
Orginally posted by laksa

I was checking the so-called high-speed internet availability in Toronto and it made me laugh for the speed and price. I think in Singapore you can get 6MBPS true-broadband, truly unlimited usage/connection time for far less than whats on offer here.

I suppose I should not even think about 3G or I-Mode services?

Cheers!





You get a 2 MBPS line for around CAD 41 and 6 MBPS for around CAD 55 in Singapore (from the link provided by you). You will get it at roughly the same price in Canada too. 3MPBS for about and 6 MBPS for about CAD 30+GST from 3Web.

Rogers would cost about 45+GST and 50+GST (including modem rental fee) for 3 and 6 MBPS line.

How do you find it ridiculously expensive compared to Singapore?

See the link.

http://www.get3web.com/highspeed/highspeedMenu.jsp?page=compare

I do not know if anybody is offering 30 MBPS connection for domestic use.







Do you get unlimited upload/download access in Rogers? AFAIK we get limited upload / download with rogers / bell hispeed.

Hiren



rajcanada   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 16-12-05 14:55:50

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Do you get unlimited upload/download access in Rogers? AFAIK we get limited upload / download with rogers / bell hispeed.

Hiren



No.

You get 60 GB a month for express and 100 GB a month for extreme in Rogers.

AFAIK, unless you are a big bittorrent fan, you are unlikely to go over that limit.

You should look for other ISPs apart from Bell or Rogers if you want unlimited download/upload and would go over 60-100 GB downloading a month. You might save some money too!



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Azazf   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 19-12-05 12:31:05

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Orginally posted by hchheda
Do you get unlimited upload/download access in Rogers? AFAIK we get limited upload / download with rogers / bell hispeed.
Hiren



When did this happen??

Check with them they usually have a download and upload cap.
Or you may be on ultra high speed which give you I think somewhere around 60gbdown and 15up


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Mercury   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 21-12-05 11:26:55

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Orginally posted by Azazf

Quote:
Orginally posted by hchheda
Do you get unlimited upload/download access in Rogers? AFAIK we get limited upload / download with rogers / bell hispeed.
Hiren



When did this happen??

Check with them they usually have a download and upload cap.
Or you may be on ultra high speed which give you I think somewhere around 60gbdown and 15up


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You are right there is no such thing as unlimited download bit the limit is high enough and many people get am impression that the download is unlimited.

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rajcanada   
Member since: Jul 03
Posts: 2713
Location: Kitchener, ON

Post ID: #PID Posted on: 21-12-05 12:31:37

Quote:
Orginally posted by Mercury

Quote:
Orginally posted by Azazf

Quote:
Orginally posted by hchheda
Do you get unlimited upload/download access in Rogers? AFAIK we get limited upload / download with rogers / bell hispeed.
Hiren



When did this happen??

Check with them they usually have a download and upload cap.
Or you may be on ultra high speed which give you I think somewhere around 60gbdown and 15up


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You are right there is no such thing as unlimited download bit the limit is high enough and many people get am impression that the download is unlimited.

-Mercury



Mercury, Azazf, hchheda

Nobody said that Rogers or Bell has no download limit or it is unlimited.


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