Bell Fibe installation process in Toronto 

No, i had DSL for years and i was overpaying for it my bill was like 88$ for 8.8mps and they are a pain to deal fuck them.

@@Nathan-lt6bw bro that could be bell support team you talk to but here they are talking about bell technical team who comes over to get everything installed. This team lies in different department that doesn’t deal with billing and corporate stuff but just the installations.

@@AStudentInCanada most bell techs I've met were rude

@@AStudentInCanada Save it, I've seen this team in action. They installed my mothers internet 3 times. 3 times!!! the 3rd time was a charm because I took the day off to drive up and find out why it was being disconnected and remaining disonnected for up to a week in between. The answer was simple; the "bell" "technician" was just disconnecting the neighbors internet and connecting my moms, then disconnecting my moms then connecting the neighbors. You know a make work project that screws over paying customers that need the internet =)

Great to hear!

Wow thats cool, I've been waiting 26 years for simple cable access...they arent upgrading anything in Hamilton.... I'm less then a mile from the airport and the only thing availabe isa telephone line....... so I get 5 megabit dsl... thats label fibe internet.... so I think its bullshit they arent even capable of 5 megabits... since they throttle connections as said by the crtc

@@HarmonRAB-hp4nk that is so unfortunate sorry to hear about that!

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That 50/10 is not pure fibre to the premises or home, the only 50/10 they provide is fibre to the neighbour hood which everyone on that plan shares the same node.

@@plextoob Ahh so you were given FTTH but they werent decent enough to give you a real true multi gigabit fiber experience, what a nutcase.

Thanks for the info!

@@bootsrmade4walkin664 Yes, possibly even if you submit a formal grievance or complaint because the city is the one that issues the permits and the permissions for them to install the service to that place. You would unfortunately have to take Bell to court over it but even then would have a 50% if maybe lucksight chance of actually winning though in over half the cases nope. Usually either way, they don't come over there unless you've signed up for service even by a subcontract company, for example, if you sign up for DSL through Teksavvy that is still Bell's network and their service, which means their equipment even though despite its on your property. If you in any way have service with them, they have every right to access said equips, if they deem the infrastructural upgrade necessary yes they can. Even if you think about disputing it, I know I wouldn't even do that because I know the whole point and purpose of said upgrade leads to way far much better QoS to my ISP and at end of day, ya know, coaxial takes forever anyway, don't really know why you'd wanna stand to lose out and risk waiting hundreds of milliseconds translating into even up to couple minutes before anything even god damn would load up and complete or else otherwise finish. Their policy states that they have to restore the property to its previous state or better after the installation, that is their whats called 'restoration process'

@@bootsrmade4walkin664 Reasonbeing is if you do both, you cannot guarantee the performance as per SLA requirements topologywise meaning network layout wise, incl. latency and line-rate speeds, you don't do both for that very reason. Regardless whether its Hybrid(Sub-Fibre/Coaxial still cable variant) or DSL(Co-Fibre but not full real fibre potential) added in with Fibre makes no difference to the degradation, no improvements really otherwise except that DSL is better than Cable, thats why Cable has much lower upload speed whereas DSL can tend to struggle with download speed instead. Also, no, when you layout your network's fiberwire and do the internal mileage mapping properly and configure the equipment server config wise correctly, you shouldn't experience any degraded rate of speed or service so long as you have a proper Gigabit Ethernet Card and by default a Multiple Gigabits Per Second Router. Thats why things are so costly, because at first Rogers and Bell chose to do both and all the layout costs are pretty much being made to be paid by customers which isn't really the correct thing ta do however, Bell is considering after I've had serious constructive conversations with them in switching their pay model to subscriber dues instead of very highly costed monthly premiums and not making their customers pay for those layout costs because they realize its their internal responsibility to atp and not the people those whom choose to do business with them.

the havent switched from adsl in decades, even though there's better faster option out 40 years ago.... so instead of 15 mbps possible with xdsl were stuck with 5mbps with adsl :-\ Bell is not that great man .... they havent updated ANything in Hamilton near the airport in 60 years

@@harleyme3163 All depends where you live, I have 1.5GBPS through Bell.

There are lots of jobs available in this field and Canada needs your skill set.

Totally agreed!

Yeah I agree I am tech in Saskatchewan for Sasktel there nothing worse than having all there stuff around the pole and to make it worse it -30 in waist deep snow and the stuff is frozen to the ground .

@@sheldonpullar1839 Well, Winter has its advantages when it comes to more visible, yet not stone frozen not dangerous doggy businesses laying around in the backyard.

This is the modem Just to one main room. Other rooms will use wifi. If you want a wired Ethernet connection you will need to hire wiring contractors/ home theatre guys, tv mounting guys to lay cat6 to specific location through your house from the modem/switch

You can find some

@@LeslievilleGeeks can you help me? what better way to find?

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No! Speed has been consistent. The bill went up by $10 after 12 months.

@greenertrees what is he doing wrong?

@@torontosix1951 a lot of safety violations the company is aware and dealing with this tech.

@@falcon8898 What are the violations?

@@torontosix1951 well let’s see, ladder hooks not out, leaving ladder, using steps on pole (not using right harness for using steps) not properly tying off to mid-spend.

@@falcon8898 How does Bell enforce these list? Are these regularly violated?

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You are taking about safety issues and the customers call to complain because the tech was not able to finish the installation at -45 and 20cm of snow.

@@shukrullahahmadi1531 So? Who cares, it’s not your customer it’s Bell Canada’s customer. When it’s -45 and lots of snow stay your truck. Grow a pair!

Yes. You will need extenders. The wifi coverage is limited range for every equipment.

You can also get bell fiber pods if wifi coverage is not sufficient it is only a extra 5 dollar cost and the bonus is not only do they boost you wifi each pod with have a ethernet port on it witch will give you a more direct connection

You can get longer cable from Amazon

You can install a router of your own. You can buy any wifi router or access point to install in your basement. You have to run a cat 6 or Ethernet cable of your choice from the existing bell modem/router to the new router/access point you purchase. Please let us know what you are trying to solve and we might have a video explaining the solution or we can make a video for you. In my experience, Bell does not provide additional routers unless you pay for an additional service line.

Lol exactly

Ladder hooks are not opened when put against the network.

the 2 rods are fibre glass "strength members" so the drop wire can withstand the outdoor elements, the yarn is inside the actual fibre sheathing

You can reuse your old phones.

There is a analog line jack on the back of the new modem where you will plug in the wiring for the phones. It will be transferred from your old modem to the new one.

If you choose a new location for the modern then you have to run a 2/4 pair copper connection from the old modem.

thank you @@LeslievilleGeeks

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Where ever you want it, it should be near an exterior wall. Because they drill through the exterior wall to get the cable in. If you want to it further away on a location from the Exterior wall the cable will not be concealed and be go along the baseboard exposed. They will not conceal the cord inside the wall.

Could be better.

You need to check with Bell

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You have to call bell

So when I call them do I just ask them to install bell at my house? sorry for being a year late lol@@LeslievilleGeeks

How many lbs?

Yes. Look for field technician jobs at bell Canada, Rogers telecommunications. Go to indeed.ca and search field technicians

Also field service technicians at Bell Canada and ROGERS

Check bell technician role at indeed.ca

What job are you looking for?

Bce owns both

BTS is a subsidiary of BCE. BTS does 80% of their work. Aecon would be a contractor to bell....not BTS.

I think it’s funny when people say BTS are contractors when they are not. BTS is a wholly owned subsidiary of Bell Canada making them bell employees not contractors some people are just stupid.

ca.indeed.com/jobs?q=Fibre+Optic+Technician&l=Ontario&from=mobRdr&Fm%2F&vjk=6474198a2fd2e1a0

Here are all the companies looking for Fiber technicians in Toronto, Canada. Please apply.

Work permit application. www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada/permit/temporary/apply.html

Literally The whole video was blurred

Haha there's always that one Karen

Ok. It’s hard to see?

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This is ok Ontario

😝Cogeco is Rogers

lol you had a shitty installation with more than 4 db of loss. We can finally measure loss now. We couldn’t up until a year and a half ago. Bell fibre is better than whatever you’re putting up with now and now you can order it 3rd party!

Inside or outside?

@@LeslievilleGeeks no safety belt used at strand , uses rogers first attachment at house and no rawl plugs to secure wire inside

It’s not smart to force you to move to a single provider. Did you consult with your building management?