Hello Tiny!

 T> ...But I /had/ cable internet for 8 years in this
 T> apartment.  Just with their "Fido" reseller not with the
 T> big name of Rogers.

Then it was some undisclosed politics/competition/avoidance  
going on?   I *think* that there is something similar in my  
case.  The two "available" ports are probably anticipated  
future connections for a new library building where that pole  
is - one for the library and one for the residential units in  
the planned upper floor.  However.. the library/residential  
building hasn't broken ground yet and it will probably take two  
yrs build.


 AA>> I think I will just switch to mobile. I don't need
 AA>> streaming, and I can get up to 35Mbps for less than what
 AA>> fibre would cost

 T> If you don't do a whole lot that's probably the way to go
 T> for you.  I use mobile when we're in the woods and while I
 T> don't stream (much) I also don't really watch my bandwith
 T> and I've never even come close to the monthly limit.

What is your monthly limit there?  Do you get a hard cut-off  
when you reach the cap?

Yea.. I don't really need the "unlimited" aspect that most  
homeowners would want.

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