MONTREAL – Independent ISP Bravo Telecom is stepping up its game against its Quebec-based competitors with new services that it will roll out this summer.
The company is launching optical fiber to the node (a.k.a. FTTN) with a download speed of up to 50 Mbps, plus is readying a new service that it says will allow customers to minimize their Internet consumption costs. Known as FLEXgo, the service is aimed at customers who occasionally exceed their data caps, allowing them to adjust their data limits for $1 per month.
Based in Montreal, Bravo offers Internet and telephone service to residential and business customers in Quebec.
