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| quote: | Originally posted by tw1tch
Their plans are far better then ours. You can't take exchange into account, we're not talking about anything 'cross border' here. If you lived in the states you would be paid in USD. When you live here you're paid in CDN. So $40 out of your pocket regardless of currency, gets you more in the US then it does here. They have more competition, and it will only get better for them. |
Sure you have to take exchange into account. Sure they get paid and pay in USD, but a person earning say $40K US would be earning about $50K CDN. A $40 US plan is the equivalent of about a $50 CDN plan.
Cingular: For about $30 US (or about $37.50 CDN) you can get 250 anytime mins, 1000 evening / weekend. Additional mins are 45 cents.
Rogers: For about $40CDN (including system access fee) you can get 200 weekday mins and unlimited evenings / weekends. Additional mins are 25 cents.
The only difference between the two plans is that the Cingular mins include long distance, whereas Rogers doesn't. (However, you do get cheaper overtime mins with Rogers and unlimited evenings / weekends).
Except for someone that makes exceptional use of their cell to make long distance calls, I'd say those two plans are essentially comarable, and about the same price.
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