|
TOTA Mobile/Wireless/Celluar/VOIP Thread (pg. 153)
|
View this Thread in Original format
| Ravist |
| quote: | Originally posted by E2EK1EL
WIND Pricing
Special thanks to Emery for sending this over.
Chat: $15 per month
Unlimited WIND to WIND calling (Canada wide)
Unlimited incoming text
100 province-wide voice minutes
50 text messages
Always Talk: $35 per month
Unlimited WIND to WIND calling (Canada wide)
Unlimited province-wide calling
Unlimited incoming text
50 outgoing text messages
Always Shout: $45 per month
Unlimited Canada-wide calling
Unlimited incoming /outgoing text messages
Voicemail
Data Plans
Infinite Mobile: $35 per month (used with any voice plan)
Unlimited internet for phones (tethering too)
Infinite Laptop: $45 per month
Unlimited internet for USB data sticks
Possibly there will be a web on your phone only type data plan for $10/mn.
BlackBerry data plans
Social BlackBerry: $10 per month
Unlimited instant messaging, Facebook and MySpace.
Infinite BlackBerry: $35 per month (used with any voice plan)
Unlimited internet for BlackBerry
Addons:
Voice: 10c Per Minute with the $15 plan
SMS: 10c each
MMS: 20c each
Voicemail: $5
Long Distance:
$20 for unlimited North America |
WICKED DEALS!!!
Always Talk: $35 per month
Unlimited WIND to WIND calling (Canada wide)
Unlimited province-wide calling
Unlimited incoming text
50 outgoing text messages
this is sooo worth 35 a month! holy , can anyone say cellution? |
|
|
| E2EK1EL |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ravist
WICKED DEALS!!!
Always Talk: $35 per month
Unlimited WIND to WIND calling (Canada wide)
Unlimited province-wide calling
Unlimited incoming text
50 outgoing text messages
this is sooo worth 35 a month! holy , can anyone say cellution? |
I wish the outgoing txt msging was higher ... maybe 700 to be fair
average users use about 500-700 |
|
|
| Jem_hadar |
| quote: | Originally posted by E2EK1EL
Long Distance:
$20 for unlimited North America |
CHRIST JESUS! That right there is insane -- $20 for UNLIMITED "NORTH AMERICA" LD?!?!
me! That's bloody brilliant!
The 20$ for UNLIMITED is itself cheap as all !! That's a ing landlie price (like i pay for on my home phone).
But the whole of NA part is further icing on the cake... not just Canada... North America... WOW!!
DEALIO! |
|
|
| Ravist |
| quote: | Originally posted by E2EK1EL
I wish the outgoing txt msging was higher ... maybe 700 to be fair
average users use about 500-700 |
who cares when you have unlimited province wide calling? |
|
|
| VDub |
Wow...
I am not impressed with those prices...
There's no way I can threaten Rogers with those plans... |
|
|
| Ravist |
| quote: | Originally posted by VDub
Wow...
I am not impressed with those prices...
There's no way I can threaten Rogers with those plans... |
its a step forward in the right direction and why would you want to stay with a company that has more expensive prices? I dont understand, you're trying to make a better deal for yourself, even though there is something better? (and hopefully more of these companies will emerge and create more competition) |
|
|
| E2EK1EL |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ravist
who cares when you have unlimited province wide calling? |
Ppl dont talk that much anymore, unless your in the business sector. Txting is preferred 95% of the times, even the dinosaur generation is moving forward.
My last bill I've used ...
VP
5mins = Day
30mins = WN/WE
DP
250 MB
Txt Msging
600 = Outgoing
450 = Incoming |
|
|
| E2EK1EL |
| quote: | Originally posted by VDub
Wow...
I am not impressed with those prices...
There's no way I can threaten Rogers with those plans... |
Only threat I see is the business ppl moving over, they need more daytime mintues and this will save their bills.
The bad thing is; they all need to buy whatever blackberry unit offered in that network, due to the 1700 band. |
|
|
| dEsidEL |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jem_hadar
CHRIST JESUS! That right there is insane -- $20 for UNLIMITED "NORTH AMERICA" LD?!?!
me! That's bloody brilliant!
The 20$ for UNLIMITED is itself cheap as all !! That's a ing landlie price (like i pay for on my home phone).
But the whole of NA part is further icing on the cake... not just Canada... North America... WOW!!
DEALIO! |
apparently it costs no more to call someone in Vacouver than it does someone in Toronto on an all IP (HSDPA+) network. I think the only reason why "long distance" on most cellular networks is still charged today is because of a general lack of understanding among the overall public about this.
|
|
|
| Jem_hadar |
| quote: | Originally posted by dEsidEL
apparently it costs no more to call someone in Vacouver than it does someone in Toronto on an all IP (HSDPA+) network. I think the only reason why "long distance" on most cellular networks is still charged today is because of a general lack of understanding among the overall public about this.
|
That's very interesting to learn... we're being taken to the cleaners (but not even the way I assume we were) |
|
|
| E2EK1EL |
GooglePhone by HTC - Jan 2010 Fully unlocked
Hardware partners be damned, Google is pursuing world domination and is doing so with its new Google phone. Plastered all over Twitter are enthusiastic tweets from Google employees and their friends expounding the awesomeness of a hot new HTC phone handed out to the them by mothership Google. The full touchscreen handset runs Android 2.1 and is supposedly slightly thinner than the Hero with a sexiness that “rivals the iPhone.” Did we mention it has a Snapdragon processor, high resolution OLED display and dual mics for noise reduction and advanced voice-to-text features? The Google phone will be built by HTC, customized to Google’s specifications and sold unlocked in early 2010 by Google. It has been suggested but not confirmed that the phone will support both T-Mobile and AT&T bands UMTS. According to Google, the phone has been handed out to employees so they can be the guinea pigs, testing out the new and exciting capabilities of this phone. If you’ve got one or have shots of it, you know where to head! |
|
|
| Abercrombie |
| quote: | Originally posted by VDub
Wow...
I am not impressed with those prices...
There's no way I can threaten Rogers with those plans... |
I've been month-by-month about a year now with rogers, and maybe the new pricing will convince them to match or beat it, but lock me in for a few years |
|
|
|
|
