New Zoomer Wireless March Deal - $45/7GB + $0 TCL 20 Pro

malkib wrote: ↑ I confirm the A53 is available on a 45$ plan even though it is not yet listed on the website.

chdude3 wrote: ↑ What are people doing with their phones? I generally use about 500MB a month, never more than 1GB. This plan would be overkill, if something cheaper is available.

Phantasm wrote: ↑ Do you know if it's the 128gb model with 6gb ram?

IDStorms wrote: ↑ If you are not locked into your contract, go for the month by month plan with 2GB data for $27.

I did this last week, but you do not get a new phone, in case you were looking for one.

chdude3 wrote: ↑ I’ve never had a cell contract in my life.

I only see a 1GB plan for $27 (with a $100 credit if you agree to a 2 year commitment). Am I missing something, does it change based on province?

ronbro wrote: ↑ don't bother, reception is unacceptable! if you remember the early days of wind.... zoomer is worse than that. I'm in gta and miss 50% of my calls. I've complained several times and they blame my phone, I purchased new phone and same issue. missed incoming and dropped calls. its disgusting for the price we pay.

arow2069 wrote: ↑ My wife and I have been with Zoomer for over 5 years. We have now experienced dropped calls frequently. I don't recall when that started, but we have never had any problems at least in the first few years. I called the support a few times. They reset the line card on their side, and we power cycled our phones but the problem persists. I use a Pixel 4a and my wife uses the Moto G Power. I am now looking to move to another provider.

I know Zoomer uses Rogers network, but Zoomer only supports 3G (I confirmed with the technical support). So what is the quality of Rogers' 3G network?

By the way, we live in Ottawa. But our dropped call problem happens in Toronto too when we travel there.

• Receive higher quality calls with clearer audio between compatible phones.
• Keep browsing, streaming and using apps at LTE speeds while on your call.
• Take advantage of better coverage and connectivity – faster call connections in more places as we enhance our LTE network.
• Enjoy seamless calling (no interruptions) when moving between our LTE network and Wi-Fi.

• enjoy better audio between compatible phones.
• keep talking while browsing, streaming and using apps at 4G LTE speeds.
• experience seamless calls (no dropping!) when moving between our mobile network + Wi-Fi.
• take advantage of better coverage and connectivity – faster call connections in more places as we enhance our 4G LTE network.

arow2069 wrote: ↑ My wife and I have been with Zoomer for over 5 years. We have now experienced dropped calls frequently. I don't recall when that started, but we have never had any problems at least in the first few years. I called the support a few times. They reset the line card on their side, and we power cycled our phones but the problem persists. I use a Pixel 4a and my wife uses the Moto G Power. I am now looking to move to another provider.

I know Zoomer uses Rogers network, but Zoomer only supports 3G (I confirmed with the technical support). So what is the quality of Rogers' 3G network?

By the way, we live in Ottawa. But our dropped call problem happens in Toronto too when we travel there.

arow2069 wrote: ↑ My wife and I have been with Zoomer for over 5 years. We have now experienced dropped calls frequently. I don't recall when that started, but we have never had any problems at least in the first few years. I called the support a few times. They reset the line card on their side, and we power cycled our phones but the problem persists. I use a Pixel 4a and my wife uses the Moto G Power. I am now looking to move to another provider.

I know Zoomer uses Rogers network, but Zoomer only supports 3G (I confirmed with the technical support). So what is the quality of Rogers' 3G network?

By the way, we live in Ottawa. But our dropped call problem happens in Toronto too when we travel there.