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| November 25, 2022 | |
| Submitted by: | Christopher Smithson (Mississippi Mills , ON) |
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Over pricedI pay every month 115.82 for what is supposed to be up to 50 MBPS that at best is 35 rarely most of the time in ranges between 1.6 to 8,9 MBPS.I constantly have problems and signing in to their Myexplore.ca is a nightmare. Never accepting my password. This year 2022 the service has continually gone down hill. I'm looking for another service but we all know if you don't live in a city it's going to suck. |
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| November 18, 2022 | |
| Submitted by: | James (Hanley , SA) |
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Crap service endless billingAfter 2 years of putting up with a service that was down more than it was up I cancelled my plan. I reached a agreement that the service was terminated immediately with no additional charges.They then billed me for $32 dollars. I called them and told them that I do not owe them any more money. They keep doing robocalls day and night to collect $32. Do not get this service. I hope they go bankrupt. |
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| September 1, 2022 | |
| Submitted by: | Wilson Groome (Amaranth , ON) |
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DisappointedThe bandwidth is never what they promised. About half the time, the bandwidth is OK but about 25% of the time it is abysmal. Also, they never give credits when the service out. For example, once it was out for most of day but there was no credit given. |
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Xplornet Communications is a telecommunications provider founded in 2004. The company has headquarters in Woodstock, New Brunswick.
Xplornet states in their mission that they “aim to bridge urban/rural broadband digital divide ensuring that every Canadian, regardless of where they live, has access to broadband, thereby enabling them to compete effectively in the global economy and gain access to essential government and educational services.”
They state that their services are available Canada-wide, “including the hard to reach places.” Xplornet overcomes the normal geographical challenges of providing service to the second-largest country in the World – Canada – by having a vast hybrid network of fixed-wireless towers on the ground and next-generation satellites in space.
In our review, we will look at Xplornet’s Internet packages and services and see how they stack up against the competition.
- Xplore 50/10 for $99.99 /month Unlimited data 50 Mbps Down, 10 Mbps Up
- LTE 25 25 Mbps Download with Unlimited data for $59.99 /month
- LTE 10 10 Mbps Download with Unlimited data for $39.99 /month
For all LTE packages, a $49 installation fee applies (2-year term required)
In our review of XplorNet, we are impressed with their efforts to extend broadband Internet coverage to the furthest reaches of Canada. Bearing that in mind, XplorNet is designed for areas where Internet connectivity is limited or there is little to no coverage. If you live in areas with multiple options, there are probably better and cheaper choices to consider such as GoneVoIP top Internet Service Providers.
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Hey, I just logged a very bad review of Xplornet but realized that I reference GB when I actually meant MB. Big difference. Is there any way to correct this error?Hello Steve, Please use the Reply/Update ... on to update the review with the correct statement. Sorry at this time individual reviews cannot yet be edited individually (but coming in the future) The GONEVOIP TEAM |
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