Sorry not related to the other post but does your talk & text plan for $28 get wifi calling? Thanks
Yeah. I briefly looked lol and does look sketchy.EarthViews wrote: ↑ I saw this and gave it a shot. Just got a $45 for 25gb plan from Rogers. Website felt sketch but actually worked lol.
Ryanroldy wrote: ↑ Just providing a data point here. Finished the order through Tony at cellphoneman.ca and had a small issue with the credits which Tony was able to help solve. Got confirmation emails from Rogers as well, and will be getting my phone in the mail in a few days. I had quite a few questions before signing up and had good quick responses each time. Would say that he's far from "a piece of garbage", at least on my interactions with him.
That being said, make sure to read all of the info on the sites and links he provides, it's pretty clear from there and from your message that you weren't eligible for the deal that was being offered.
You make no sense. LOLephdub wrote: ↑ You need to look up what nickle and dimed means.
The example on the site is clear.
New technology, and new adaptation means costs. The end user pays for the upgrade. We pay more to the benefit of the business (system access fees, 911 fee, connection fee, activation fee, SIM card fee, hardware upgrades need “in market plans”, etc…
That’s literally being nickle and dimed.
We’re being ripped off and you say, you’re not being ripped off! That’s good business!
Generally speaking, no, since the deal you already get is a “negotiated rate” with targeted companies.AngelaT2396 wrote: ↑ Anyone know if EPP customers are eligible for winback offers? I’m on an EPP plan with Rogers, thinking of porting out to a non-Rogers carrier temporarily.
They have some cs problems but free wifi calling abroad as it should be.
Does any other network offer wifi calling like Rogers/Fido? I wish Chatr also offered it. I assume no prepaid at all that gets wifi callingDefaultVLAN wrote: ↑ They have some cs problems but free wifi calling abroad as it should be.
I dont even know if Fido does. Sadly no, and when I was with Bell and they offered several things to stay with them I was more than clear about it; you are just blocking ports to steal more money from people, the day that this changes call me back.
Freedom Mobile also offers free Wi-Fi Calling while abroad (besides Rogers and Fido) on their postpaid plans:
4. How am I charged for using Wi-Fi Calling?
When using Wi-Fi Calling, regardless of your physical location, your call is rated like it is made from the “Freedom” network. Minutes, texts and picture messages, and long distance charges if applicable, will be incurred as if a regular call/text/message is made from the “Freedom” network (including if call is made using Wi-Fi connection abroad), usage will be reflected in the local Canadian time zone of the network node you are connected to at that time. No additional subscription or monthly fees apply, but we reserve a right to limit the access to Wi-Fi Calling on certain rate plans. Data roaming will not apply provided you are using Wi-Fi Calling on a Wi-Fi network. A Wi-Fi Calling indicator will indicate when you are connected to Wi-Fi Calling service.
I’m currently using Freedom’s wifi calling in USA and I must say so far it has been great. No flaws, except they can’t port my permanent number due to it being out of their footprint.TheNightOwl wrote: ↑ Freedom Mobile also offers free Wi-Fi Calling while abroad (besides Rogers and Fido) on their postpaid plans:
Telus, Koodo, Bell & Virgin’s wifi calling only works in Canada and not internationally, not even in US. So that sets Rogers, Fido & Freedom better in this aspect.
Fido does offer wifi calling on postpaid, freedom mobile offers on prepaid too (I’m using it myself in US). Bell and Telus only offer within Canada.DefaultVLAN wrote: ↑ I dont even know if Fido does. Sadly no, and when I was with Bell and they offered several things to stay with them I was more than clear about it; you are just blocking ports to steal more money from people, the day that this changes call me back.
Good to know. Offering it only in Canada is like not offering at all. They only need to say “use wifi calling where we don’t have coverage because we want your money and we won’t improve it”.
Which Costco and which province are you in? Is this promo still going on?iMarketing wrote: ↑ Win back, they sent me a text. I had 50 Gb bell unlimited plan before I switched to freedom mobile. I was hoping I could surf net between ttc subway stations. That was a pipe dream...
I have spent a lot of money with Rogers too for my business, so I could probably get the current win back from them too, but I am happy with bell and the s21+ they gave me, both for under $50 per month plus taxes. I also got 24 month android warranty from Costco as deductible is better and so is total cost for 2 years, as they gave me a promo tooymmv.
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ymmv.