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http://www.acanac.ca/DSL.html
Don't know the expiry on this deal (NOTE: Looks like it ends January 31). So hurry up and get it. Worst case utilize their 30 day money back policy. Promo only available in Ontario and Quebec. Here's a review of their services (79% approval rating); http://www.dslreports.com/comments/2744 Thanks. BTW, I've had Acanac since Sunday and have had no disconnections and a smooth 5mb service so far. I was with TekSavvy prior and would disconnect at least once a day. We have 3 computers, 2 of them were running WoW without lagging and the other one ran smoothly as well. Best Internet I've ever had. Last edited by DaMadMonk; Nov 14th, 2009 at 10:31 AM.. Reason: No referral solicitation., Better Link, updated approval rating |
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I have had Teksavvy for a few months now and have had 0 disconnects (so far) as far as I am aware.... Last edited by nsx; Jan 1st, 2009 at 03:31 PM.. Reason: Editing quote. |
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I've had Teksavvy for a few years, but this deal was too good of a deal to pass by. I was paying around $42 a month for what I'm getting now for $19. Tough to say no to that with a 30 day money back policy. Worst off, I can always go back to Teksavvy. |
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There is also some real geeky stuff about an online Pc and a backdoor way to stop throttling.
I have to look into it, but here is a blurb from somebody who has done it. Quote:
http://www.dslreports.com/comments/2744 |
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So, that's a deal no one here has ever read about - NOT. Heck, they even sponsor a couple of threads and advertise on the site!!
And, soliciting for referrals is a real big NO-NO on this board, don't ask how I know . . . let's see . . . that's because I solicited for Acanac referrals and was actually banned temporarily for having done it. So I'm still short a few myself. Last edited by nsx; Jan 1st, 2009 at 03:32 PM.. Reason: Editing quote. |
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Please share how you are getting free internet for life.
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Intel Q6600 G0 @ 3.85 Ghz (428x9) Gigabyte P35 DS3L (rev 2) Gskill Pc 2-8500 (1070 Mhz effective) 2 x 2Gb Ram Galaxy 8800 Gt 512 Mb 700/1750/1930 500 + 500 Seagate 32 Mb cache HDD + Hitachi 1 TB HDD Samsung Spinpoint F1 1TB 32 Mb Hdd X2 = 2 TB Swiftech Ultra plus water cooling kit OCZ 700W PSU + Antec 900 case |
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Throttling is the practice of restricting throughput. Bell Canada (among others) does this on their front end for part of each day with torrent traffic.
Acanac, among others uses Bell's distribution network to get data to their facilty - those people using torrent clients see their download rates plummet during evenings and weekends. Acanac offer a couple of solutions - one is to use their virtual PC and another is to establish a tunnel for your traffic - In the case of the tunnel Bell doesn't see the data as Torrent downloads and doesn't throttle it. Last edited by fredsmith; Jan 1st, 2009 at 03:32 PM.. |
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I don't have Rogers as they have a 30 gig downloading cap per month (as far as I know). Don't know about the Guarantee as I haven't used it. Don't sure about you not using dsl either, you would have to contact the ISP about it. I think you would be charged an extra $10 for connecting ($29 a month is still a decent deal). |
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RFD has given me much more then I've ever put into it. If I want some play, I got to play by the rules right? |
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