Reply With QuoteYea, but why not buy the Nokia 1661 for 10 $ (you get the SIM for 10$) but you have to buy 50$ airtime (with you would have buy anyway ...)
+ you get a backup phone in case you drop your smartphone.
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Phone Collector
Well, about time! Petro-Canada Mobility now sells Sim Cards for your unlocked phone!
Scroll to the bottom and click BUY SIM CARD, it's $15. Not as cheap as $10 from Fido, but close enough:
http://mobility.petro-canada.ca/en/promotions/135.aspx
Has a car phone
Yea, but why not buy the Nokia 1661 for 10 $ (you get the SIM for 10$) but you have to buy 50$ airtime (with you would have buy anyway ...)
+ you get a backup phone in case you drop your smartphone.
Phone Collector
Great news alright! Thanks yup.
Starting to look more and more like 7-Eleven SpeakOut, not surprising since they are owned by the same company. But I still prefer SpeakOut; their topups are good for 365 days, even the cheapest $25 one!
Sure, it's easier to find a Petro Can store since there are no 7-Eleven's east of Peterboro anymore! But not so critical as it used to be now that SpeakOut has online topups (and their simcards are only $10!)
Here's the Wikipedia list of Canadian Mobile Phone Carriers
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...hone_companies
I've climbed a cellphone tower
What was petro using before? CDMA?
25GB Cap? DIY Telnus prepaid/Koodo unlimited EVDO internet (for $10 per 2 months, to keep account "Active"), Max 3Mbps download speed, if you roam on Bell (free), then you get non-NATed IP
mobile files is reopened - Aug 11/2010
HoFo = censorship same as US censor wikileaks = china censor
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