Skittleguy said:Saw a Wind shop on 17th today. Hopefully it can make some change.
ya.. SO got an ok deal awhile backFuzzy said:Even with no system access fee/911 fee and free caller ID, call forwarding and call waiting?
could've got a better deal since this is the first thing they offered her.. cant wait til to see what they offer when wind launches25$
200 daytime
free incoming
weekends/weeknights @ 5
2k texts
fido to fido
ID/forwarding/waiting/Voice mail/SAF/911 included
grumble said:YESSSSSSSSSSSS
Fuck you, Bell/Rogers/Telus!
kennah said:Always Shout: $45 per month
Unlimited Canada-wide calling
Unlimited incoming /outgoing text messages
Voicemail
TEN bucks more a month, for something that isn't even available from the other services. If I wasn't genetically bonded with my iPhone, I'd totally switch.
DopeyFish said:wat? incoming international calls are considered local unless you're on PAYG (for whatever retarded reason)
EvilMario said:So, what's the over under on when 'WIND' is bought out by Rogers/Bell? I give it two years.
http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/Established+wireless+firms+criticize+Ottawa/2332759/story.htmlIt was a different tone from that of her boss, Rogers CEO Nadir Mohamed, who 24 hours earlier had lashed out at the threat of more competition.
"There's no question in my mind that Canada cannot support more than three national facilities-based players," he said in an interview with Bloomberg News on Thursday. "It's inconceivable to me."
Yup phone data plan is $35 for unlimited usage, which I actually prefer even though it's a little bit expensive. However, that still comes down to $50 if you include the most basic calling plan. That's still better than what I pay for with Rogers right now.Wormdundee said:Hmm, data plans must not be fully updated yet. It's only showing the laptop infinite internet via usb stick plan. Ah just looked further, apparently they show phone data plans under addons.
NetMapel said:The Challenger
NetMapel said:Yup phone data plan is $35 for unlimited usage, which I actually prefer even though it's a little bit expensive. However, that still comes down to $50 if you include the most basic calling plan. That's still better than what I pay for with Rogers right now.
NetMapel said:The Coverage:
GuessWho said:is this gsm? oh and the 35$ is unlimited outgoing calls? (within province/zone)
maharg said:Something that hasn't been clear in a lot of the media about this yet is that the "away zone" on this map is roaming on (probably) Rogers' network. You're charged $.25/min of talk and $.10/25kB of data while in the yellow area.
Shadowmancer said:So, does this mean the GTA is going get extra fees? Or when it says Toronto, it means GTA? Because I could deal with that (never leave the GTA that much).
Protip: keep bitching until they do it. I've only used it on getting better plans, so it might work here.bishoptl said:I'm on year 2 of my 3 year plan with Bell. I just got into it with a rep last Thursday - I wanted to switch my piece-of-shit-always-randomly-freezing HTC Touch for a Blackberry, and my wife's Samsung as well. No dice - you have to purchase the new phone at the unsubsidized price. $399? Kiss my ass, Bell. As soon as this contract is up, I'm outta there.
GSG Flash said:Hopefully Wind will have presence in Ottawa by the time my contract with Rogers is up, because my current plan is a huge rip-off compared to what Wind is offering. Hopefully they'll allow you to get a plan without a phone (or atleast a plan with a $0 phone) by that time too because I can't see myself changing phones anytime soon.
bishoptl said:I'm on year 2 of my 3 year plan with Bell. I just got into it with a rep last Thursday - I wanted to switch my piece-of-shit-always-randomly-freezing HTC Touch for a Blackberry, and my wife's Samsung as well. No dice - you have to purchase the new phone at the unsubsidized price. $399? Kiss my ass, Bell. As soon as this contract is up, I'm outta there.
Wormdundee said:If you read the website, you can currently only use their phones with their service (which is a selection of 5 phones). I don't know how you would get a $0 phone since they don't have any contracts.
GSG Flash said:No you can use any phone that supports AWS (ie. basically any 3G phone) on their network, despite what they say on their website.
why is Montreal smaller than Calgary on that map? I don't get itNetMapel said:I'm surprised not more Canadians are here singing the fanfare.
ravien56 said:What does that mean..Wind home zone?
So pretty much all the yellow is roaming.maharg said:Where you're connected to a WIND tower instead of a Rogers tower. If you're connected to the Rogers network, you pay roaming.
I'm waiting until they actually have a good phone. The current crop doesn't interest me one bit.EvilMario said:Anyone actually sign up for the service, or is everyone here just 'waiting and seeing'?