Canadians, the CRTC wants to make you pay to use the Internet!

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       #21

    Holy! 334,495 signatures and counting!
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       #22

    Pay for the movie, then pay for the bandwidth to download it too :)

    Commodore Pet said:
    Yes, this is just crazy. I have several friends with Netflix and I am wondering what this would do to them as far as downloading movies.
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       #23

    Story and links added to another web site.
    Spread the word, people.
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    I heard about Mr. Harper's review of the CRTC decision on CTV Newsnet. We are finally starting to get the attention of the politicians and the media. If we can just keep the pressure up a while longer we have a chance of getting this set right.
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       #26

    THIS is awesome!


    My package is 1.2-megs per sec down, 110-kBps up, with no limits up or down.

    I would have dropped to a lower package had this gone through.

    I heard Bell was one of the biggest pushers, trying to get the CRTC to push those restrictions through.
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    Yes, Bell was the main company behind this. For that reason I will no longer support Bell, all I have left with them is my Cell phone and as soon as my contract is up, goodbye Bell!
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       #28

    so what does this mean then? bell,videotron and others will no longer be able to charge overage fees? will it be unlimited?
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       #29

    My internet is with Bell Canada and with Ultra High Speed I have unlimited access. Sounds good eh! Not when you consider that Bell shapes my download and upload speeds. DON'T FOOL YOURSELVES ANY LONGER CANADIANS, sorry, I wasn't yelling but it's time we wake up and realize that groups like the CRTC are not independent bodies. They have their backbenchers just like every other group that governs rules and regs for any part of our lives. Theirs happen to be Bell, Rogers etc., and they want what they want.

    We have Tony Clement to Thank for introducing the bill that seems to have forced the quashing of this decision, for now, but again, don't fool yourselves, this gouging of citizen average will be back. This topic will be in the news again and why, because these companies like Bell Canada will not let them go away. They see an untapped market with billions of $'s at stake, you think they'll let that go. Not a chance. We may have won this battle, but the war is not over.

    There is no doubt that these mega-bloodsuckers will someday strike a deal with the government, tell the CRTC to reinstate this provision and you will be paying dearly. If they were to set the cap @ 25GB. per billing period, I am 8 days into my currant billing period and have used 21 GB. already. I am born and raised in Canada and have been an avid Government watcher for many years. Trust me, you have not heard the last of this issue.
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       #30

    Guys, look at this video :

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEIls-iZtx0

    Tesavvy destroy the share holder. I can safely say PWN'D.

    My wish is that the Government and/or CRTC overrules the whole UBB thing and unlimited comes everywhere.
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