anyone suggestions or avoid like plague

supplier for broadband/ telephone/ cable tv

I heard BB is not as good as UK
need to ring UK

think wife is with Bell for phone
have a flier for Rogers


oh, anyone suggest good place for hi-end PC's laptops in Miss. area or surrounding.

(ps) email access is wooly but will get back here as I can
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cheers all

try infonec in markham. They have a website, i get all my computer bits and pieces from them.

You probably won't have much choice. Cable supplier, telephone supplier, or possibly by satellite.

Where I live it is Shaw Cable, Telus, or Bell satellite. I get it all bundled from Shaw; 60+ TV channels, high-speed internet and digital landline. All for about $120 a month. Long-distance charges to the UK are 5 cents a minute and for the amount I use the phone it's not worth the effort of trying anything else. If you are going to call the UK a lot then Skype seems the popular option.

Cell phones are a different matter but I'll let everyone else rant on about them.

cheers

both my fam and her fam have sky so they may ring me back and do the 1 hour phone calls free buisiness

wow $120 man thats expensive

but thanks for the initial
will do some reserach

I don't think $120 is that bad for cable TV bundled with internet and telephone. I doubt you'll find many deals in the UK for HD TV, 10+Mbs internet + phone with international calls at 3p/minute for much less than that.

Maybe I'm out of touch with UK pricing, but we were paying around 30 GBP for broadband and telephone from BT and 50 GBP for Sky+ (without HD, but with movies).

I don't have any complaints with the service we have with Shaw (so far, well apart from the PVR being a bit crap).

What he said ^^^^

it might be comparabl;e .. lets see

BT line rental, like 40pounds a quarte?
Sky BB 1.5 meg, broadband base, (best my line could take) free
Sky talk 5 pounds a month 20 countries free upto an hour
local/natiional calls free upto an hour 24/7
Sky basic package about 20 pounds a month

This was in 2005 - things were different then. Either way, you're just going to have to suck it up.

Depends very much where you decide to live. I'm in a brand new apartment building so I get 25mbps fibre optic for free until october... then I have to start paying $40 or so a month, which for the speed is still very reasonable. Thats with Telus.