I am very pleased with the service that was provided. I was…read moregiven a detailed estimate and explanation of what was to be expected. The installation service was efficient and and as described. The reception of HDTV on my TV is great They have my recommendation 100%

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I am disappointed in TekSavvy. Besides the massive increase in price over the years, both at the…read moreend of the promotional period and then price creep, I recently went online to move my service. There were clear options to keep my service at the current plan, or upgrade or downgrade. Since my needs have changed, I decided to downgrade, saving about $25/month. Clicking on "Next", I get a message "Oops! Something went wrong! Try again or call us at [toll free number])". I tried again, with the same result. I tried again. Same result. I tried again, but kept my current plan. No error, and I was able to proceed. I went back. Tried again to downgrade, and again "Oops! Something went wrong!". Tried again, but chose the upgrade option. It worked. I went back. Tried again to downgrade, and again "Oops! Something went wrong! Try again or call us". I tried again, keeping the current plan, and it worked. Now, I may be a little slow sometimes, but clearly, the system is set to deliver the "Oops" message when one tries to downgrade, and if they were upfront about it...as in, "hey, call us so we can discuss your needs and see if downgrading is the right choice for you"...then, I'd still be miffed, but at least I wouldn't call them out for their dishonestly. In the end, I kept the current plan. As soon as the move takes place, I will likely go to Oxio, who are offering a regular, non-promo plan for faster speeds at a lower price. Ciao, TekSavvy.

I had Teksavvy previously in Ontario (which used Bell's cable backbone) and had no problems. It was…read morevery stable and fast, with 0 outages in 7 years. I was very happy with their internet provided. Their TV service was fine, but the app for Amazon Fire TV could use improving. After moving to Quebec, I have had nothing but problems. Their cable backbone is Videotron, and the Videotron techs have been horrible. The first installer refused to activate the line without entering the home (which I requested as I could not be at home that day, but modem is plugged directly into the coax running to outside distribution panel with nothing between). The second tech did not show up for 2 appointments. I will give one last opportunity to make it right, but it Videotron messes up again, I will have to go with a competitor. Picture of the free rental wifi modem included.

Shout out to Joshua, who was so helpful in providing me with the best deal for a new phone and…read moreaccessories that he could find. He was very patient with the set up/changeover from my old phone and also very patient with all my questions! A drive to help the customer is a lost art in most people but he's got it and it was a delight to deal with him. Bravo!

Indescribably awful. We have been struggling for five weeks to get Bell to install Bell Fibe…read moreinternet, TV and home phone. We have spent dozens of hours on the phone to tech support, "Loyalty" (Bell's Orwellian name for billing and customer service), "Escalation Team":, "Escalation Team Manager" and "Internal Services". Bell agents have accused each other of lying; they have said they ordered items for us that in fact were not ordered. Bell has delivered faulty equipment that had to be sent back. They failed to set up the account properly, which led to an Armageddon-like battle between "Loyalty" and "Tech Support", with "Escalation sometimes aligning with one then with the other... Even the "Win Back" team had to weigh in! Frustrating and infuriating do not begin to describe my emotional reaction. Bell has wasted hours of our time and three full weekends. The music that they play on hold should be used by the CIA for its "enhanced interrogation" techniques. Shame on Bell. Shame on you. Problem is, Bell has no shame. Lauchlan Munro, Ottawa

We just called to have an Iphone 6 replaced (we are long time client of Rogers) and they insisted…read morethat we had to fill up a few forms. They agent said they did not have access to company files. After 20 some years with Rogers, I am done with them. Videotron, here we come.

I've been with Freedom Mobile from back when it was called Wind Mobile and this location is the one…read morethat I frequent. It's conveniently located in Carlingwood Mall. Service is generally good, but my favourite sales associate is Grant (I think he looks like a young Hayden Christensen, but he says people tell him he looks more like Topher Grace, lol). He's very nice, patient and knowledgable. He gives you great information and good tips about your phone. I know lots of people snub Freedom Mobile because of its limited network coverage, but it works great for me because I spend most of my time in urban areas that are covered by Freedom. If you live in the suburbs or rural areas you may end up roaming. I'm on a discontinued plan, but I get unlimited Canada calling, unlimited texts, unlimited data (although only 2GB is at full speed, after that it's slower), voicemail, call waiting, and caller ID for less than half the price of other providers. I love Freedom Mobile (although I still think of them as Wind), lol.