Not for Shaw it isn't. The premium is only about $20/mo more. However, the bandwidth cap is 110GB/mo, compared to the consumer version's 100GB/mo, so it still sucks, big time.
I guess that's why I started monitor my bandwidth using a NETGEAR WNDR3700. No need to fuss with Tomato or DD-WRT, and I can completely disable the connection once the bandwidth limit is reached. Shaw isn't getting an extra penny from me.
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Not for Shaw it isn't. The premium is only about $20/mo more. However, the bandwidth cap is 110GB/mo, compared to the consumer version's 100GB/mo, so it still sucks, big time. I guess that's why I started monitor my bandwidth using a NETGEAR WNDR3700. No need to fuss with Tomato or DD-WRT, and I can completely disable the connection once the bandwidth limit is reached. Shaw isn't getting an extra penny from me.