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Does that mean if I switch straightly from Bell (and never used other Telco than Bell), no such concern listed above?cba123 wrote: ↑No issues with Teksavvy.
Word of warning.
Those that changed to VOIP usually have more issues converting back to POTS just because Rogers, etc changed all the inside wiring. You will have to reconnect your internal wiring back to the demarc point where Bell (Teksavvy) connects to. Since you went VOIP, Rogers would have disconnected the wires from the demarc and re-routed the lines to their cable. Either do it yourself, or pay to get Bell (Teksavvy) to fix the inside wiring back to the demarc.
Bell/Teksavvy are only responsible up to the demarc point.
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No. If you want to keep your existing number, Teksavvy will take care of porting it over to them and will cancel Bell for you. If you want a new phone number, then I think you would need cancel Bell yourself.
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I was told to check with Bell first to see if there is any requirement for advance notice prior to cancellation. Answer is YES otherwise I will be billed the whole month of service.
Jul 6th, 2010 2:19 pm
jerryhung wrote: ↑I'm on TekSavvy landline (I think I saved some fees and monthly charge b/c I also have Internet with them)
It's no different than Bell really, POTS, fax works, but CHEAPER!!
I'd rather give money to TekSavvy than Bell
You keep the same phone #, TekSavvy switches the phone line for you to them, you don't have to do anything but sign up
OP: It's much easier to email/call TekSavvy b/c they have good customer service!! Reps actually know stuff
Guys, I'm also kind of thinking of going with Teksavvy, for both home phone and internet.
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