New at Rogers.

[Aaron Vegh]

I concur; I can't love their policies overmuch, but at the end of the  
day I find the network performance outstanding. A brief trial with  
TekSavvy showed that DSL has nothing in cable. And this latest  
limitation -- 95 gb per month for me -- is about double my maximum use  
over the past three months.

Rogers ain't perfect, but they're the best choice out there if you're  
looking for fast home interwebz.

Cheers,
Aaron

(apologies for top-posting; it's this iPhone)

Aaron Vegh, Principal
Innoveghtive Inc.
Office 647 477 2690
Cell 905 924 1220

On 2-Apr-08, at 7:18 AM, James Knott <james.knott-bJEeYj9oJeDQT0dZR+AlfA at public.gmane.org> wrote:

> Tyler Aviss wrote:
>> Great. Now if they weren't throttling traffic to death, reshaping
>> packets, and all that other stuff, I might consider them :-)
>>
>
> Funny, I've been with Rogers for about a decade and they're been a  
> far better ISP than Sympatico, which we use at work.  I've had  
> enough experience with Sympatico, helping out others, that I know I  
> don't want to go with them.
>
>
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