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Hey guys
So if I transfer to wind onto their 29 or 40 plan and dont get a tab right now, if later on (say the next Nexus comes out), can I get a tab then?
Or does Wind prefer to give tabs on new phones on new customers?
Cheers
Also the tab is smaller - $200 instead of $400
Line 1: $22.50/month Wind Smart 25 (Bundle) No tab - Nokia E73
Unlimited local voice, CA/US TXT & MMS. Call control (CID, MCA, FWD, CONF, WAIT, HLD).
Line 2: $26.50/month Wind BTS 2012 (Bundle) No tab - Nexus S
Unlimited local voice, CA TXT, data. Call control (CID, MCA, FWD, CONF, WAIT, HLD).
Line 3: $56.00/month Bell Fab 10 Promo 60 (Bundle) 3Y contract - Galaxy SIII
6GB LTE. fongo unlimited CA voice + callwithus.com PAYG INTL voice on pbxes.com for least-cost routing.
even if I'm on their $40 plan?
$40 plan has a $400 tab, $35 (not advertised) $29 and $25 plans have a $200 tab. You can use the tab any time, once per line.
so the $35 fnf is still open as long as I get one of the reps to voucher for me?
No I'm just saying if you had I35 your tab allowance is 200
O you're right. I see now the BB Torch is $0 on tab or $479 outright. I didn't notice before because no 'in demand' handsets have a full tab.
another question
is there any place where I can find all the limits of Wind Mobile plans?
ie when you text 33333 for bus stop times, apparently wind charges you (whereas a lot of other companies doesnt)
I would like to know what other 'charges' and similar nit picks there are
Really only the $200 tab is remotely a good deal. That's why Koodo maxed it out at $150. If you're paying off only 10% of the monthly bill per month on the tab, it'll take ~8 years to pay off a $500 tab. Sure they'll forgive it after 3 years, but as is, it's actually a way worse deal than Rogers.
The word 'Pentaband' means '5 Bands', from the Greek word 'pente' meaning '5'. For a phone to be pentaband it has to support 5 bands. If the phone has AWS support, it doesn't automatically mean that it is pentaband. The reason Wind and Mobilicity users like pentaband phones is because the reverse is true. We're not the only ones who like pentaband phones though, so please stop referring to phones that work on Wind and Mobilicity as pentaband. It causes unnecessary cofusion.
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