Yeah but DjRocca, they want you to sign up to Sympatico. SYMPATICO. That's a damn trap if I ever saw one.
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Yeah but DjRocca, they want you to sign up to Sympatico. SYMPATICO. That's a damn trap if I ever saw one.
What have you got against sympatico? They were awesome for me when I was with them. Try getting Rogers high speed if you want to experience true pai-
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Yeah...and getting them to come and set it up in your area takes forever...thank god they now have kits to set it up yourself...
I had too many problems with Rogers high speed...so I changed to Bell...
Let's just say it took them 4 months to hook up a buddy's DSL line. Oh, and my sisters' sympatico connection frequently gets traceroute hiccups in their toronto datacenters. And fucking GROTESQUE pings. I'm not even kidding, it was 1000+ms when it hit the third hop. Horrible.
I also don't understand the sympatico bashing. That shit is reliable. Unreliable (comparitively speaking), is that god-forsaken bullshit known as Rogers.
I don't know anything about the companies you are all talking about. In San Diego county there is only one "big" and notable high speed connection provider, Cox.
They are teh win.
I thought you were talking about XBL.Originally Posted by cka
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That's a really good point, ew. But when I think about it, I'd really go for a Crystal Xbox. I wonder if it really is LE or it'll turn out to be just like the Plat Gamecube.Originally Posted by cka
People hate Sympatico over here because it's always trying to get the better hand of Videotron, which it's never done. Rogers works fine for most Ontarioans I know, never heard a complaint.Originally Posted by Brisco Bold
Tee hee!In San Diego county there is only one "big" and notable high speed connection provider, Cox.
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