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December 30, 2022 | |
Submitted by: | Anna (Toronto , ON) |
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Feeling Underserved and OverchargedI have a 4 year old acc it's never been easy. I often receive less than I'm paying for and a few days ago I was contacted to let me know that I have been underpaying for 2 yrs and now I'm owing over $150?! |
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December 17, 2022 | |
Submitted by: | Steven Thornton (Toronto , ON) |
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New TV interfaceTeksavvy recently chanted the look of their TV app, and it's much worse. It takes several minutes to get the channel working, and the record app often fails. It's awkward, slow, ugly, and frustrating. I hate it. |
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March 31, 2022 | |
Submitted by: | Tree Rigg (Thorold , ON) |
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Tek savvyYou have the most ignorant customer service I have ever dealt with!! I had service installed, you notify me wast being used at all. I paid for it though. LoL Now since my tenant left your modem (brand new not used) beyond my accessibility til now. I get your employee who leaves me on hold for 17 minutes after promising a shipping tag mailed out to me returns laughing at me that I took too Long n I own it! Then hangs up on me!! Wow!!! Screwed over by my tenant n now you people. I paid for service never used by your own admission now this! |
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TekSavvy Solutions, Inc. believes in doing the right thing. For their customers. For their business. For their employees. They do this by treating people the way they would want to be treated. Fairly. Honestly. With respect and consideration, at least that is the thought.
From their phone offerings to their Internet services. They believe Canadians should enjoy great access, at a fair price. Without unfair restrictions and fees imposed by monopolies to benefit their bottom line. They believe that people are tired of the status quo where Internet access is controlled by a select few corporations. They believe that consumers shouldn’t have to feel that their only choice is the best of the worst. They believe that consumers want an alternative that advocates for their rights and earns their trust and their business. They are that alternative.
Since its inception in 1998, they have been working hard to improve the industry. Their business practices are effective and transparent. They believe in candor. They believe in integrity. And, most of all, they believe Canadians deserve a better choice and a better deal. It seems they’re onto something. TekSavvy has been ranked as Canada’s #1 ISP on dslreports.com for years running. Profit 100 magazine has repeatedly named them as one of Canadians Fastest Growing Companies. And they believe that it will continue to grow exponentially. Because, in the end, doing what’s right is the best business strategy of all.
Teksavvy is cheaper not only in the one product tier that we have listed here but across the whole spectrum of choices you can have. There's DSL, there is Cable internet and for rural Ontario, there's Wireless Internet - you name it Teksavvy have the works for it.
TekSavvy is entirely Canadian owned and operated, with its headquarters based in Chatham, Ontario and their sister office in Gatineau, Quebec. This allows for superb 24/7 bilingual customer support. TekSavvy operates using what is called "last mile" infrastructure from the big Canadian telco Bell, Rogers, Cogeco, Shaw, Telus, and Vidéotron. Though Teksavvy sets their own flavor with different price and set of features included.
TekSavvy Internet comes in 3 different types of access technology, for urban areas the choices are between DSL and Cable. For some rural areas in Southwestern Ontario, the TekSavvy team has a product named SkyFI.
Below GoneVoIP reviews the current pricing of all Teksavvy residential Internet packages;
DSL
- 6 Mbps Down, 0.8 Mbps Up, Unlimited at $45.95 month
- 25 Mbps Down, 10 Mbps Up, Unlimited at $59.95 month
- 50 Mbps Down, 10 Mbps Up, Unlimited at $66.95 month
Cable
- 5 Mbps Down, 1 Mbps Up, Unlimited at $39.95 month
- 30 Mbps Down, 5 Mbps Up, Unlimited at $59.95 month
- 75 Mbps Down, 10 Mbps Up, Unlimited at $68.95 month
- 150 Mbps Down, 15 Mbps Up, Unlimited at $77.95 month
- 500 Mbps Down, 20 Mbps Up, Unlimited at $104.95 month
- 1024 Mbps Down, 20 Mbps Up, Unlimited at $114.95 month
SkyFi (For Rural Ontario)
- SKYFI Basic I Up To 1 Mbps Download @ $24.95/month (unlimited)
- SKYFI PRO 3 Up To 3 Mbps Download @ $29.95/month (unlimited)
- SKYFI MAX 6 Up to 6 Mbps Download @ $39.95/month (unlimited)
- SKYFI TITANIUM 10 Up to 10 Mbps Download @ $54.95/month (unlimited)
You may want to read all the reviews before contacting TekSavvy to gain knowledge of what the customer experiences are like in your area. Otherwise, you may continue exploring and compare Tekssavy Home Internet with other providers using the GoneVoIP platform.
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How much would unlimited high internet be in brantfordHello Gail, Teksavvy prices for Unlimited Cable Internet go from $34.95/month for 5 Mbps Download to $89.95/month for 250 Mbps Download. So it depends on what your use is today and planned use. For example, if it is just two people with occasional browsing and streaming, then a 30 Mbps Download could work well. But if it is a busy family of 5 with 2 teenagers, then look at packages that deliver 150 Mbps download to start. Hope this help. The GoneVoIP Team |
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