Bell Internet Plans

Bell providers fiber-powered Internet for a very fast upload and download speed. Packages include:

• Fibe 15 with up to 15 mbps download, 10 mbps upload, and 75 GB monthly usage
• Fibe 25 with up to 25 mbps download, 10 mbps upload, and 125 GB monthly usage
• Fibe 50 with up to 50 mbps download, 10 mbps upload, and 250 GB monthly usage
• Fibe 150 with 150 mbps download, 50 mbps download, and 250 GB monthly usage
• Fibe 300 with 300 mbps download, 100 mbps upload, and 750 GB monthly usage
• Gigabit Fibe with 940 mbps download, 100 mbps upload, and unlimited monthly usage

These plans have a one-time activation fee of $49.95 and come with customized installation, home Wi-Fi, security software, and Bell e-mail service.

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Bell Internet Plans include; Bell Fibe Internet 5/1 20GB, Bell Fibe Internet 15/10 60GB, Bell Fibe Internet 25/10 100GB, Bell Fibe Bell Inter Packages include Internet 50/10 175GB Usage and Bell Fibe Internet 175/175 300GB and Bell Internet Plans designed for home use come with multiple connections for several computers that may be in one household.

BCE Inc. is one of Canada’s biggest communications company. Its services cover a wide range of modern content and broadband solutions. The company has many investments in the communications industry. For example, owns the popular CTV and other television and radio assets.

Bell has been able to progress in the content industry because of BCE’s investments in strategic areas. For example, the company has presence in Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, and Montreal Canadiens.

Bell relies on the most effective network in the world now, Long-term evolution (LTE). After managing to reach a speed of 75Mbps in 2014, Bell is looking to have even better speeds this year. The company plans to improve the network progressively until everybody in Canada enjoys flawless network.

Bell services and products are categorized as Bell Mobility, Bell TV, Bell Internet, Bell Home Phone, and Bell Bundles.

Bell network covers 98 percent of Canada and prides itself as one of the few networks that never degrade to 2G.

Bell’s Wi-Fi coverage is also very good; having more than 4000 hotspots in the country shows how much the company has invested in this area.

Bell Internet Coverage Area

The company’s 4G LTE network is literally spread across Canada. It is present in the following provinces:

• Quebec
• Ontario
• Saskatchewan
• British Columbia
• Alberta

Coverage is estimated to be available for more than 27 million Canadians. Going by the company’s expansion plans, this number is set to rise in the near future.

Cheap Bell Internet Plans

Check out the following internet plans from Bell

•  $39.95 per month for 5Mbps download, 1Mbps upload, and 20GB bandwidth
• $39.95 per month for 15Mbps download, 10 Mbps upload, and 75GB bandwidth
• $39.95 per month for 25Mbps download, 10Mbps upload, and 100GB
• $44.95 per month for 15Mbps download, 10Mbps upload, and 60GB
• $44.95 per month for 25Mbps download, 10Mbps upload, and 175GB
• $49.95 per month for 50Mbps download, 10 Mbps upload, and 150GB
• $51.00 per month for 10Mbps download, 1 Mbps upload, and unlimited bandwidth
• $51.00 per month for 10Mbps download, 10Mbps upload, and unlimited bandwidth
• $51.95 per month for 5Mbps download, 1Mbps upload, and 30GB
• $56.95 per month for 50Mbps download, 10Mbps upload, and 175GB
• $61.00 per month for 15Mbps download, 10Mbps upload, and unlimited bandwidth
• $61 per month for 15Mbps download, 15Mbps upload, and unlimited bandwidth
• $71 per month for 25Mbps download, 15Mbps upload, and unlimited bandwidth
• $71 per month for 25Mbps download, 15Mbps upload, and unlimited bandwidth
• $91 per month for 50Mbps download, 10Mbps upload, and unlimited bandwidth
• $91 per month for 50Mbps download, 50Mbps upload, and unlimited bandwidth
• $93.95 per month for 175Mbps download, 175Mbps upload, and 300GB
• $129.95 per month for 175Mbps download, 175Mbps upload, and 300GB
• $231.00 per month for 250Mbps download, 250Mbps upload, and unlimited bandwidth

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