I bought my Airport right around when they first came out. What a miracle! Anyway just wondering if I should upgrade to enjoy watching Netflixs? I have Sympatico high Speed (phone line not fiber)
Also, bell keeps trying to push me into fiber, but I have unlimited with my current contract. Are they trying to trick me into getting a service they know I will start to incur data charges. My wife watches a lot of streaming TV.
Yes, Bell is trying to push you into something that will incur charges quickly and efficiently (for Bell).
I gave up unlimited Bell since the speed was capped ridiculously low and tested lower. Teksavvy (switched to cable from DSL but they're both fine) costs half, has no contract, and while I pay for Express 12mbps rather than Extreme 25mbps my speeds are usually 20-50mbps. The download "cap" is a soft cap, at 300GB per month. But in Toronto, it's _unmeasured_ so there is effectively NO download cap. Should they start measuring in Toronto, overage costs $0.50 per GB or so, vs. overage from the big providers which costs 40 times that, and commences at way lower download caps.
See if they have Teksavvy in your neighbourhood.
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Originally Posted by SaltyG4
I bought my Airport right around when they first came out. What a miracle! Anyway just wondering if I should upgrade to enjoy watching Netflixs? I have Sympatico high Speed (phone line not fiber)
Also, bell keeps trying to push me into fiber, but I have unlimited with my current contract. Are they trying to trick me into getting a service they know I will start to incur data charges. My wife watches a lot of streaming TV.
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the original airport express.. 802.11b/g should do 2mb/s just fine, which is about 16mbit off the internet. I don't see why you would change since your old unlimited DSL maxes at 5mbit depending where you live.
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