It's $10 per month. They're not going to prorate it based on speed if the wiring in your building won't allow you to get faster service. Are you actually expecting them to offer the service for $2.50 per month?
It's likely that fibre service is available in your area but if your landlord/strata don't want to wire the property for it, there's not much Telus can do. It's still significantly less than the normal price for 6 Mpbs service.
Well, yes $2.50/month for less than 1/4 the advertised program's speed (6 Mbps vs 25 Mbps).
Having dealt with Telus before (reminder: when I called last month I found they'd outsourced their call center to Central America, it's not like they still employ many Canadians), it's predictable if I sign up they'll (again, like my earlier experience), let me (or maybe even cause me to) experience 'problems' with my Telus 6 Mbps service.
For which they'll offer (like before) to upgrade service to solve the 'problems', only in this instance the price would be for their vastly pricier '5G' wireless service, doubtless with some nice sounding 'discount'. Still, I suppose I ought to give it a try. Normally, I'd subscribe to Shaw's $60+taxes/month service if and when needed (eg. when I need to re-rent my investment apt. and be responsive to online ads, but I've been lingering at pulling the plug this time -- getting a bit hooked on internet screen time.
Edited by James Bay walker, 06 April 2022 - 12:04 PM.