Cik cable internet
 

So i'm intrigued with their $30 25Mb/2.5Mb plan (referral) that will be a lifetime non-contract pricing....this will save me an extra ten bucks a month (i'm a cheapskate)....anyone using this service abd can comment in reliability and speed...for $40 they have voip and a free android box with some chinese streaming stuff... From reading around, this will end soon
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never heard of this company..

sounds pretty good.. they have a lot services in lots of area in Canada also... hmm...

for anyone else curious... googled the website https://www.ciktel.com/portal/Eng/Re...vice/index.asp

Wow they are offering FTTN... Thats impressive, this must mean its only available in certain areas that have pre run fiber lines. I wonder who's lines they are piggy backing off of?

You said it was cable though?

Heard they are down alot according to RFD

Shaw in the west.... It helps if you can speak mandarin from what i've read in rfd..,
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AIC Telecom has something similar.

Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe they are another Telus and Shaw reseller, that offers lower monthly internet rates, in exchange for low bandwidth caps. For a 25mbps/3mbps line, they will give you a 200GB cap. then charge you outrageous over-limit fees.

You should check out Teksavvy instead.

$39.95/month with 300GB cap, and unlimited bandwidth between 2am-8am, perfect if you have a file server setup.

http://teksavvy.com/en/residential/i...cable/cable-25

Thanks but I have teksavvy and its 39 for the unlimited...i did mention that i'm cheap...hehe
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what actual speeds do you guys get with teksavvy?

I paid for the 7.5 but am always at 20+ Mbps so im stoked about that part...
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link to this?

TekSavvy - Cable

I did mention i pay for the 7.5 but essentially getting the 25 speeds..its $34 for the unlimited plus taxes its around $39
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Are others with your package getting that as well?

Your 25 is only a 10 seconds boost, afterward it will drop back to whatever speed that you pay for. Unless you can find a speedtest that can last for a minute or two else you can't test it properly
Shaw does the same thing with their service