[kwlug-disc] Carrytel.ca -- 70M/10M for $35/month

Raymond Chen raymondchen625 at gmail.com
Mon Jan 22 10:41:21 EST 2018


It's a really good deal.
I'm with TekSavvy  15M/1M 200GB Cable at $39. I'm basically happy except
sometimes the upload is too slow if I want to push large things like docker
images.
I prefer smaller service providers in principle. But when I came to
Waterloo 4 years ago I started to use Brama. It went out of business later
in 2015, stopped taking my calls and disappeared with my half year prepaid
deposit, plus the refund of a returned modem. TekSavvy has been very good
so far. I hope they have new plan with better uplink and I will stay with
them.


On Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 11:01 PM, <jvj at golden.net> wrote:

> On Sun, 21 Jan 2018 20:53:47 -0500, William Park via kwlug-disc <
> kwlug-disc at kwlug.org> wrote:
>
>> Today, I switched to Carrytel Cable75 (75M/10M, unlimited, $35/month).
>> That's $25 cheaper than Teksavvy's equivalent.  So far, it performs as
>> promised.
>>
>
> I am not familiar with Carrytel.
> But my guess is that it is a CLEC - Competitive Local Exchange Carrier.
> See: http://crtc.gc.ca/eng/comm/telecom/eslcclec.htm
>
> For DSL ...
> (And AFAIK -- pass the salt)
>
> Some CLECs have their own communications infrastructure.
> Some CLECs lease capacity on existing communications infrastructure and
> resell this capacity to their customers.
> The "last mile" of the communications infrastructure refers to the
> physical circuits between the local exchange and the residence or business.
> The "last mile" is part of the existing infrastructure that is leased.
>
> At the local exchange, circuits of CLEC customers may be connected to
> equipment owned and maintained by the CLEC. This equipment may then be to
> connected to physical trunking equipment also owned and maintained by the
> CLEC.
>
> Or the CLEC customers may just be users of the existing LEC equipment.
>
> Unless CLECs uses their own equipment and trunking facilities, performance
> is likely the same.
>
> The CLEC business model involves the sale or resale of communications
> capacity.
>
> For Cable ...
>
> I dunno. Cable is not in my wheelhouse.
>
> JohnJ
>
>
>
>
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