So, after finally deciding to no longer "cut the cord", I have decided I will soon sign up for vmedia internet and tv services. I was recently told that the cable internet packages available in my area are incorrect on the vmedia website. Before knowing this, I went with start communications instead. But had I known the package I wanted was actually available, I would of went with vmedia in the first place. Is there any chance I would qualify for a transfer even tho im not directly with cogeco? Seems ridiculous if I have to pay another big fee for a technician to come back when I already have active cable internet service via start. Cogeco came to install it just a couple months ago. Also, if I have to order on the phone (due to the wrong packages showing up on the website), will I still get the 2 months free tv after buying the vbox from canada computers? And I read somewhere that a new vbox (3rd gen?) Is coming out soon. Any update on when? Should I wait or is it easy to get a replacement if I go ahead with the 2nd gen. And is the air remote sold separately here online? It doesn't seem like Canada computers has any stock
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Pretty sure you're going to have to pay for a technician visit, if memory serves. But somebody from vMedia can confirm. You can definitely get the 2 months free if you buy your vBox from CanadaComputers and sign up over the phone. I wouldn't bother waiting for the next gen vBbox - I believe I read somewhere in these forums that maybe around Boxing Day was an estimated date... But I wouldn't hold my breath. Client side PVR was supposed to be launching Labour Day weekend.
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You can switch to Rogers, and then wait a month, and switch to Vmedia. When you do, do not get a contract for Internet, and go with the lowest speed. It should save you money. It will still cost $20 for the switch over to Vmedia. Also CRTC recently ruled that you don't have to wait 30 days for the switch.
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