Videotron has their own towers in Quebec and Ottawa, but outside of their network, they can run off of partner towers, which means any of the big 3. I've been with Videotron for over 2 years and have never had issues with reception. Only time when I'm out of reception is when everyone else on the major networks are out as well.DealCanuck wrote: ↑ What network do they run in?
Their website is showing $45 for Ottawa now, maybe they just updated it.
Then $5 off beyond those 24 months. I currently pay $65/month with Telus (in QC). Time to switch.Poutinesauce wrote: ↑ For 24 months
Right but outside of QC, there are only a handful of providers.Chrno wrote: ↑ Videotron has their own towers in Quebec and Ottawa, but outside of their network, they can run off of partner towers, which means any of the big 3. I've been with Videotron for over 2 years and have never had issues with reception. Only time when I'm out of reception is when everyone else on the major networks are out as well.
I called Koodo this morning, I had 2Gb for 35$ plan, the only thing they could give me is 2Gb more. I haggled for 1hour to get a free +4Gb addon, was transfered between 3 persons, but at the end they couldn't do better than a free +2Gb, better than nothing. So now I have 4Gb for 35$. The Koodo rep told me to call next week for black friday, they will have better offers probably.siennaLe2008 wrote: ↑ Due to this Videotron special, shall we have a free 5GB add on from Koodo this time for QC?
You roam freely and unlimited on Robbers...if Robbers does not have coverage and they resort to Bhellus, you are limited to 50% of your data usage...Chrno wrote: ↑ Videotron has their own towers in Quebec and Ottawa, but outside of their network, they can run off of partner towers, which means any of the big 3. I've been with Videotron for over 2 years and have never had issues with reception. Only time when I'm out of reception is when everyone else on the major networks are out as well.
Of course PKP is a separatist, he led the party for a while and drove it the ground. Regardless of your views on this, he's also related to Brian Mulroney somehow ( I think he's the god child), so all this to say, politics is more about influence than ideology, and it gets real twisted and complicated when you start to squint and look for the logic behind it all.KravenHead wrote: ↑ Quebecor CEO PKK is a known separatist. Despite being an attractive deal can't in good conscious support this.
Wallet safe.
Cheers, KH
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