May
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May
The thottled speed after you burn through the high speed data is clearly advertised on all provider's websites. Consumers can then decide for themselves which plan fits their needs.
Most providers in Canada with Unlimited type plans throttle to 512kbps after the high speed data limit is hit. That includes Telus, Bell, and Rogers. SaskTel also has 512kbps as the lower speed for some of their lower tier plans but on their expensive ones, they do offer 2mbps. Shaw/Freedom throttles to a mere 256kbps. One trade off is that SaskTel is expensive for data compared to the others. You get much less data also. Telus has an $85 plan with 50GB of high speed data. Bell wants $90 for 50GB and Rogers wants $100. SaskTel's biggest plan is 30GB for $115 so you're definitely paying extra for the higher throttled speed.
May
Cellular plans are not meant to replace home internet. If you need more than 100 GB/month, possibly a home internet plan is in order.
May
May
The thottled speed after you burn through the high speed data is clearly advertised on all provider's websites. Consumers can then decide for themselves which plan fits their needs.
Most providers in Canada with Unlimited type plans throttle to 512kbps after the high speed data limit is hit. That includes Telus, Bell, and Rogers. SaskTel also has 512kbps as the lower speed for some of their lower tier plans but on their expensive ones, they do offer 2mbps. Shaw/Freedom throttles to a mere 256kbps. One trade off is that SaskTel is expensive for data compared to the others. You get much less data also. Telus has an $85 plan with 50GB of high speed data. Bell wants $90 for 50GB and Rogers wants $100. SaskTel's biggest plan is 30GB for $115 so you're definitely paying extra for the higher throttled speed.
May