Telus..call forward your phone to any number in north america

how hard is it to put the price on the title?

thetimebytime wrote: ↑how hard is it to put the price on the title?

Pretty hard once I hit submit while on a mobile.

Do you have a link to this?
Cannot find it on their website
Thanks

concou wrote: ↑Do you have a link to this?
Cannot find it on their website
Thanks

http://www.mcmobility.ca/telus-plans-an ... 23/add-ons

Call Forwarding
$5.00 per month
Redirect incoming calls to any North American number while on the phone¹
Forward up to 3000 calling minutes
25¢ per minute thereafter
¹ Long distance charges will be applied when forwarding to a number outside of your local calling zone.

This could be a very good option for me for when I travel to the US with my roam mobility sim. Can you kindly provide a link to the details? Google leads me in circles for home phone/how-to's and telus' website blows. Thanks OP

¹ Long distance charges will be applied when forwarding to a number outside of your local calling zone.

andy521a wrote: ↑Might as well use the new Telus travel pass that they released this month for the US, for $7 a day that allows you to use your current plan in the US.

http://www.telus.com/en/ab/mobility/tra ... l_toTravel

I think the point though is that this is substantially cheaper for most people - especially those with US long distance minutes on their regular Telus plan, and a Roam SIM

andy521a wrote: ↑Might as well use the new Telus travel pass that they released this month for the US, for $7 a day that allows you to use your current plan in the US.

http://www.telus.com/en/ab/mobility/tra ... l_toTravel

is this like the roam like home feature from ROGERs ?

hartzfizzo wrote: ↑¹ Long distance charges will be applied when forwarding to a number outside of your local calling zone.

That is the old call fwd feature. The new one is any number in North America..

Sorry no links... Call telus to find it...its available to all consumer accounts

So with this new feature, we're looking at $0.17/day plus Roam's daily plan (i like the $3.95 plan myself) = $4.12 day. I can receive all my 604 calls as usual, no one gets dinged LD and I would dial out with my US#, all using the TMobile network, correct?

That's pretty neat to me, unless I'm missing something.

joshua18 wrote: ↑For 5$

This could be helpful if you own a u.s based number and wish to downgrade your telus plan

Feature used to be 3$ local number only.

This doesn't look like a post made by a Sr. Member... thanks OP, but try harder the next time

roblombardi wrote: ↑This doesn't look like a post made by a Sr. Member... thanks OP, but try harder the next time

Not sure where you're coming from with this comment.

For 5$ a month, forward your telus # to any u.s #.

If this doesn't help you, maybe don't post here..? Right..bye.

thetimebytime wrote: ↑how hard is it to put the price on the title?

How hard is it to read?

joshua18 wrote: ↑For 5$

This could be helpful if you own a u.s based number and wish to downgrade your telus plan

Feature used to be 3$ local number only.

This is really great news! $5/mo to forward all missed call to Google voice for "free" visual voicemail/transcription service!

dotsthewarlock wrote: ↑This is really great news! $5/mo to forward all missed call to Google voice for "free" visual voicemail/transcription service!

Just remember that you are paying for the long distance.

I forward all cell calls to a VOIP.MS and then I have a ring-group setup to forward calls where needed, such as fongo etc. Works pretty well and there is no charge between cell and VOIP.MS (local number). I just pay fractional cents to forward from VOIP.MS to the ultimate destination(s).

Remember...you do not pay for LD rates if forwarded to non local number...contrary to what has been posted in this thread.