is this internet plan any good? 250gb of data, up to 25mbps of download speed
 

i got this in the mail first 3 month is free with shaw cable(befor jan 1st). i called in for pricing, after the first 3 months is about $52, she said there was faster internet or something for only $32 a month(without first 3 month free) and then i got confused so i said i would think about it and call back. she was not able to tell me which was best for me because she doesnt use the internet..

we are currently using telus adsl right now and it keeps disconnected and its slow as fuck most times..

we are looking to go with shaw and cancle telus adsl right now, we need quick wireless internet and have up to 5 users sometimes.

if this 250gb of data and up to 25mbps od download speed if good for 5 users i will try it out, i could always get the first 3 months for free and cancel right?

i can maybe post up the promotion if anyone else is interested but i would like my questions answered first. i have no idea what 250gb data does please help. thanks in advance.

edit: ignore post above i already set up an appointment, would like to know though if 250gb of data and up to 25mbps if dl speed is fast though, we have like 5 people in the house that use the internet.

it really depends on what everyone uses the internet for

if you find that 25 Mbps isn't enough for the amount of users that you have.. the next package up is 50 Mbps download and 3 Mbps upload

25mbps should be fine. I've got a public network setup with 20 users on a connection that isn't even as fast. Although it really depends what your users are doing. Same goes for the 250gb limit. I could below through that easily on my own based on my usage.

Extreme (25Mbps/250GB):
For 6 Months
$29.95/mo
Bundled Price
$52.00/mo
Standalone Price
$62.00/mo

Broadband 50 (50Mbps/400GB)
For 6 Months
$29.95/mo
Bundled Price
$59.00/mo
Standalone Price
$74.90/mo

i think u would be A LOT better off opting for the broadband 50 as its only $7 more /month

Yeah if only $7 its a no brainer to get the broadband 50.