bell is not being nasty about my Landlord's choices.
bell is being nasty about my body not matching their definition of
disability.
Your point about sharing service is an interesting one, If it is illegal,
how can so many rental structures provide it as apart of their tenancy?
In fact it is a part of my rental agreement, the one provided by the
residential tenancies act.
Again my question is very specific. Is there such a thing as a universal
Set top box?
On Tue, 30 May 2023, Don Tai via talk wrote:
For TV I use an antenna and receive over-the-air signals. Full digital,
great HD quality (barring fog) with no compression, and free. I try to use
both Bell and Rogers as little as possible. You do need a digital TV.
On Tue, 30 May 2023 at 14:40, James Knott via talk <talk@gtalug.org> wrote:
On 2023-05-30 14:30, Karen Lewellen via talk wrote:
Hi folks,
Tapping into your genus once again.
These two might be related.
My landlord is including access to his Fibe TV account, he already
provides internet as a part of my rent.
At this moment Bell and I continue to fight, land line wise and
otherwise. they seem to be preventing Teksavy from helping me
As I mentioned before, sharing services with a tenant is a violation of
the terms of service. Maybe Bell is being nasty about it.
Perhaps a way around this is to use one of the voice over IP providers,
who will supply a terminal that looks like a plain phone line.
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