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So how much credit did you actually get after last month's email crash?
I got a text message saying I'd get a month's free internet during the email outage last month. I'm paying $75 per month for our "Internet 15" which, until recently is all that was offered at our ru...
Everybody else seems to have received a lot more than me. I received an email offering me $10 credit and also $10 paid to a charity. I received the credit on my last bill. I'm on Internet only (Fibre with 25/25), but for what I normally pay, the $10 represents about ½ a month of service.
Your Fibre with 25/25 is $20/m ?! how?!?
It's actually $23 per month + taxes. I'm currently getting the benefit of 3 different discounts. Two were negotiated and one was offered to everybody in our strata building. Unfortunately, the biggest one (which ran for a year, the one offered to everybody in the building) runs out next month in November.
I have discounts too, but that is a lot.
I don't know why they try to sell something for $80/m (so they say it's worth that much) then they sell it for $25.
It's taking advantage of people who are not in the "knowhow".
Like seniors.
Why is this acceptable business policy, I don't know.
thanks for the reply.
Just_LH wrote:I have discounts too, but that is a lot.
I don't know why they try to sell something for $80/m (so they say it's worth that much) then they sell it for $25.
It's taking advantage of people who are not in the "knowhow".
Like seniors.
Why is this acceptable business policy, I don't know.
thanks for the reply.
It's common for Telus, Shaw etc to give developers great deals when they build apartments, condos etc and they give the strata cheap prices for their services for a certain length of time. Then that company is the only provider on that site.
After the initial period people's bills will be the same as everyone else's.
