[Vanhackspace] Internet service at space

[dan anderson]

45W upstairs would probably be willing to pitch in for a share of
that. They have a net connection now, but why pay two companies -
especially since their usage is miniscule.

-D


2009/6/24 Kevin Reed <theeswashbuckler at gmail.com>:
> I have a shaw modem i am not using that i can donate. If it is a coax
> connection and that would work.
> -k
>
> On 24-Jun-09, at 2:48 PM, Jeff Davis wrote:
>
>> I've tentatively signed us up for Internet service with TekSavvy.
>> Reasons for choosing them: (1) they're cheaper than Telus and about the
>> same as Shaw for equivalent levels of service, (2) they're not Telus,
>> (3) they are reasonably decent on issues like net neutrality.  We're
>> signed up for the following plan:
>>
>> http://teksavvy.com/en/bc_busdrydsl.asp?ID=2&mID=1
>>
>> Speed: up to 6M/1M
>> Bandwidth: 200G/month
>> Cost: $59 + $12.66 band rate + $4 for 1 static IP
>> Activation fee: $69
>> Total after-tax cost for activation and first month: $162.02
>>
>> I told them we would supply our own modem.  If we can't arrange to get
>> one, they can ship us one in 3 business days.  Does someone want to
>> volunteer to supply us with one?
>>
>> Assuming we want to go ahead with this, it should be activated on
>> Thursday July 2nd (a week from tomorrow).
>>
>> If anyone has any objections or wants to suggest any changes, please say
>> so.  There's no problem with altering the details or canceling between
>> now and July 2nd.
>>
>> Jeff
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