Primus Expands its Unlimited Internet Service Across Canada
TORONTO, Jan. 30, 2019 /CNW/ - Primus' unlimited Internet service is now available in New Brunswick and Newfoundland, with speed tiers up to 250 Mbps. Additionally, businesses and consumers in Manitoba and Saskatchewan will now have access to unlimited Internet service from Primus with speed tiers up to 150 Mbps.
Primus continues to expand its Internet service coverage at faster speeds in response to growing demands by both business and consumer customers to support more Internet-connected devices. These initiatives enable Primus to offer additional, high value service options for customers looking for a smart alternative to incumbent providers.
"As always, Primus continues to focus on providing our customers with high quality, innovative services at attractive prices. Our wide-ranging expansion into additional provinces extends our reach and our ability to introduce a broader range of services to business and consumer customers in Canada," said David Varriano, Senior Director, Product, Marketing & Sales, Primus.
Primus' secure unlimited Internet plans provide peace of mind at a great value. All Primus Internet services include email accounts at no charge. Protected with anti-spam and anti-virus features, Primus plans offer 24/7 access to technical support.
For more information about Primus' services, please visit primus.ca.
About Primus
Primus, a Fusion company, is a trusted national cloud services provider, offering the smarter choice for communications in Canada. As Canada's most experienced cloud connectivity and cloud communications provider, Primus delivers leading edge Internet and network services and award winning cloud voice solutions, including Hosted PBX, Unified Communications, collaboration and contact center services, all backed by exceptional customer service. For further information, visit primus.ca.
SOURCE Primus Management ULC
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