Re: [on-asterisk] voip friendly ISPs in Toronto

[Mark Rzepa]

It sounds to me like your provider just doesn't know about their new feature and/or just doesn't know how to deal with it and so they are blaming the "big evil Bell" for not wanting to provide you with this service.  In reality, although Bell is big and evil, they do comply with the CRTC regulations of providing the dry loop service (where possible).  You'll probably need to talk with a more senior technical person at your ISP to work this out. Francis Ballares wrote: I have contacted www.aei.ca <http://www.aei.ca> - they said that they don't offer the dry loop service- she said that Bell is keeping their "dry loop" service just for themselves (sympatico) members. I guess they figured that they will end up with no customers and $0 in their pocket. I still believe that there is a work around for this and I am determined to figure out. If anyone else has done this with www.aei.ca <http://www.aei.ca>please let me know. francis On 9/14/05, Andrew Kohlsmith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Wednesday 14 September 2005 11:08, Richard Cook wrote: I have confirmed that I can order a dry loop DSL here in North Bay. They charge $10 or $15, depending on your location, for the "dry loop" fee, on top of the DSL. I'm only assuming that if it's available in North Bay, it must be in Toronto. Wow, I'm paying $66/mo for a 4km SDSL (dry copper) pair. I should find out what it'd cost and perhaps switch over to a different provider than myself! -A. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]