what is better,rogers comunications or bell canada?
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As we said in the service, "Bell Canada is better than Roger's Communications."
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hi friend you better take air tel .i am also using it from many years. it's having better connectivity all over the country.bye
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The best and quickest answer is unfortunately qwest.com or Qwest.> They are horrible though. Check with Comcast and Att and see if they have local service available yet. When I left there last year the only choice was Qwest and they are horrible.\nGood luck =)\nPersonally if they are still the choice I'd go for a cell phone service.
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I have seen it on tv advertize for $9,99 per month just last week.Why don;t you ask AOL.They are the people that could answer this question.I use the best one for speed Rogers high speed.
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Bell is a brutal company that lays off all the Canadians at $25 an hour and replaces them with $8 pakistanians...  Oh yea, and they use Computer Animated "employees" for all of their commercials too to save more money...  \n\nThat being said, the Bell Centre has no nostalgia.  The Forum was awesome with all the people behind the benches wearing suits and treating the game like an occasion; as it definitely was.  They had more class back then.  Now it's all corporations that buy up the tickets and just "show up" to the game to show off their wallets...
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If cost is not a factor, then quality may be. If you are considering 1.5Mbs call speeds, you may wish to look at appliances instead of software. Lifesize makes an high definition conferencing unit that may suit you well. Other options: Tandberg, Sony, Polycom. All of these can be easily connected via public internet at the 1.5Mbs rate (or lower) and will provide standards based communication for eventual scalability and outside communications. You will need internet access and a TV (monitor) on each end in addition to the conferencing device.
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Nextel, Too many dropped calls and was not impressed with their customer service.\n\nSprint, the staff are rude and treat you like your 6 yrs old, they talk to you like you have not a brain in your head. \n\n\nVerizon is what I use now and it has been quite impressive, the service is great and I could not ask for a better customer service staff.
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Oh yeah, and the Schneider man does a great job doing the announcing.  We have tickets for after Christmas to go as a family.  When not the OHL on rogers it is LEAFS all the way
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I am having yahoo-rogers internet security and is given by free to all rogers internet customers. Not sure however if you can buy it elsewhere.
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If you are asking my opinion then no I think Yahoo is the better.\n\nIf you are just giving your opinion then I disagree.\n\nHave fun over at MSN though.\nBye\n\n///
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Edward Samuel "Ted" Rogers, OC , LL.B , D.Sc , BA (born May 27, 1933 in Toronto, Ontario) is the President and CEO of Rogers Communications Inc.\n\nAs a student at Osgoode Hall Law School, he bought all the shares in local radio station (CHFI) that pioneered the use of FM (frequency modulation) at a time when only 5% of the Toronto households had FM receivers. By 1965, he was in the cable TV business; Rogers Communications was established in 1967 and has grown into one of Canada's largest media conglomerates.
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For America and Canada:\n\nhttp://www.locateinformation.com/\nhttp://www.phonesearchcentral.com/\n\nHave a nice day...\n☺☺☺
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First of all why is this question in the health section.  hummmmmmmm.\nthe cost will depend on the company that you have your phone contact with.  I Canada I am with Bell and it is a feature that I have in a bundle.  It is best to ask you cell phone provider for this answer.
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Yes they provide essentially the same type of service. I use both because I have friends who prefer either one or the other. They operate slightly differently.
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Give Skype a try.\n\nIn our experience, it has by far the best voice quality. If you are in US or Canada, you can enjoy free calls to US/Canada landline or mobile phones. (See the second link.)
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It will depend on your service area and which regional Bell company serves you. The most inexpensive offer for high speed can be free: many cities are partnering with wireless companies to provide Internet access. I guess you can check with your City government to determine if anything is being planned or already in place.\n\nDSL from your local phone company is usually the cheapest offering and provides a good balance between speed and cost (up to 1.5mbps downloads for about $20-25/month).\n\nCable usually offers the fastest downloads (up to 3mbps) but is usually the most expensive at $40-50/month. They do offer some introductory pricing specials.
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It depends on what you are looking for.  "Better" is a word that can mean anything, and can be defined only by the person using it.\n\nPeople in both countries are very friendly, kind, helpful and caring.  They have many of the same aspirations and goals. They want the same things  or similar things for their children.  They both have strong family values.  Both countries care strongly about their citizens, and citizens of both countries care strongly about thier countries.  For the most part, they have similar cultural and ethinc groups.  Both countries have a very strong second language group - French in Canada, Spanish in the US.  Both countries have similar good records in terms of acceptance of different cultural groups, but also similar problems in terms of cultural and ethnic misunderstandings, intolerance, and prejudice.  Both countries are trying to deal with various controversial social issues, each in its own way - abortion, same sex marriage, medical cannabis, etc.  In the US these issues tend to be dealt with state by state, while in Canada they tend to be dealt with nationally.  Both countries have a democratic form of government.  Both countries have a federal/national government as well as state/provincial governments.  Both countries use English as its main language.  Both countries have great variety in terms of landscape, geology, coastline, etc.  Canada and the US are each other's best trading partners.  We share professional sports organizations - the NHL, etc. and interest in the same sports - hockey, baseball, football.  Players from each country play on teams in the other country.\n\nCanada has the US beat in may ways.  In Canada, there is far less crime, though crime in Canada is increasing.  Health care is free to all - no insurance needed, and no matter what the care that is needed.  Many professionals are paid more in Canada than in the US - note teachers and day care workers especially.  Believe it or not, the cost of living is much lower in Canada than in the US.  Care of seniors and those with special needs is better in Canada.  Contrary to what a previous person answered, the education system is much better in Canada.  Elementary and high schools are much more progressive in many ways.  University and college education costs much less in Canada than in the US.  Canada's social services safety net is much better.   Canada does much better with recycling and protectin the environment.  Canada has much more pure water resources.  Many public schools in Canada still allow the Lord's prayer as part of daily life.  \n\nHowever, in many parts of the US the weather is much better for sure.  There are more opportunities for employment, simply because the population is so much larger, which automatically creates employment.  Travel throughout the US is much easier and cheaper than travel throughout Canada.  The US dollar is more acceptable and well known in the international market place.  There are often more choices in the US in some ways - what to do, food, where to shop, etc., again related to a much larger population.  In the US people are much more dedicated to their flag and wear their patriotism much more openly than Canadians do.  The US is an easier country for retired people in some ways, including employment, and a less stressful climate.\n\nI could continue.  So I hope this answer helps put some perspective on this question.  Canadians and Americans have more in common, I think, than they have differences, and neither country is overall better than the other.  they each have their good characteristics and their problems, just like any other aspect of our world.