Can you explain why you care what technology it is?teleguitar wrote: ↑ Bull. For one example, it doesn't tell you what technology it is. So it doesn't tell you "everything you need to know."
I was reacting to something else though. I had to enter my address a few times since the website wouldn't register my clicks (enter).
Of course, it worked well for you. It was FTTH.
But, Bell gouges you with their prices. VM might be a bit better. There is no indication which tech it is.
I don't care if they use a piece of string as long as I get the 100/10 speed I'm paying for.
But you don't seem to understand that the technology they use, FTTH or FTTN depends on what happened to be installed at your location.
I already explained to you how you can tell yourself or just give them a call or use chat.
As to your problem on Virgin's website requiring several tries with your address, that could be a lot of things starting with your browser, it's not necessarily an issue with their website.
As to Bell pricing - I don't like that either.
But you get what you pay for. With my cable connection I paid close to $50.- and the speed was very inconsistent, so much so that playing on-line games was impossible.
Just a constant source of frustration, I stuck it out for a year because I wanted to give the business to Teksavvy, but then the frustrations finally became too much.
With fibre, FTTH or FTTN, speed is rock solid and you can get acceptable speeds at reasonable prices.
In areas where Virgin is available, I don't know how cable internet is going to stay in business with their latest pricing.
I'm not quite sure what information you're after.
This thread is about "Virgin Mobile Home Internet reviews and experiences"
All I can say - I used them since December last year and so far everything has been perfect
Service is up 100% as far as I can tell
Speed of 100/10 service measured using Ookla us typically 120/12
Support I used once because of my screw up - that was top notch as well
And so far no billing issues either