Fido To Fido Plan
23-Nov-2003, 07:53 PM
#22
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And always with Fido's monthly airtime packages:
No contract to sign
Per-second billing, which gives you up to 40% more time to talk
10¢ per minute: long-distance rate within Canada and to the U.S.
Promotional:
Fido to Fido - $25 per month
Unlimited local calls, text messages and chatting between Fido subscribers
100 weekday minutes
1,000 evening and weekend minutes
Minute Tracker
Included services
Call Waiting, Call Forwarding, Conference Call, Text Messaging, Instant Messaging, E-Mail Messaging, Information Messaging, Entertainment Messaging, Mobile Internet
The Fido to Fido package includes local calls only and is subject to certain restrictions. Calls made using Voice Messaging, Instant Reply, Call Forwarding and Fax Messaging are not included. The package includes chatting via text messaging only. The package offer ends on November 12, 2003. Taxes, long-distance and roaming charges, 911 service (25¢), system access fee ($6.95), and other applicable charges not included.
No contract to sign
Per-second billing, which gives you up to 40% more time to talk
10¢ per minute: long-distance rate within Canada and to the U.S.
Promotional:
Fido to Fido - $25 per month
Unlimited local calls, text messages and chatting between Fido subscribers
100 weekday minutes
1,000 evening and weekend minutes
Minute Tracker
Included services
Call Waiting, Call Forwarding, Conference Call, Text Messaging, Instant Messaging, E-Mail Messaging, Information Messaging, Entertainment Messaging, Mobile Internet
The Fido to Fido package includes local calls only and is subject to certain restrictions. Calls made using Voice Messaging, Instant Reply, Call Forwarding and Fax Messaging are not included. The package includes chatting via text messaging only. The package offer ends on November 12, 2003. Taxes, long-distance and roaming charges, 911 service (25¢), system access fee ($6.95), and other applicable charges not included.
And I just saw this....
The package includes chatting via text messaging only.
23-Nov-2003, 09:16 PM
#23
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Originally posted by saturn_one
bad signal!!!!!
rogers all the way!!!
fido has the weakest coverage area in GTA.
first two are bell and rogers then telus and then fido!
TDMA (no SIM card)
TDMA (SIM card)
bad signal!!!!!
rogers all the way!!!
fido has the weakest coverage area in GTA.
first two are bell and rogers then telus and then fido!
TDMA (no SIM card)
TDMA (SIM card)
LMAO
23-Nov-2003, 09:46 PM
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Originally posted by gatherer
thats all their coverage ??????
LMAO
thats all their coverage ??????
LMAO
telus and Bell have the best coverage, next comes Rogers and then Fido.
Telus roams onto Bells network at no extra charge
and this extends their coverage area.
If you currently have a fido phone and are on a monthly,
telus matches this fido-fido with a telus to telus
same price, you get everything including per second billing
all fees are paid, and you can get a free phone on no contract
PM me for more details
23-Nov-2003, 09:59 PM
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Originally posted by CivicOverdose
telus and Bell have the best coverage, next comes Rogers and then Fido.
Telus roams onto Bells network at no extra charge
and this extends their coverage area.
If you currently have a fido phone and are on a monthly,
telus matches this fido-fido with a telus to telus
same price, you get everything including per second billing
all fees are paid, and you can get a free phone on no contract
PM me for more details
telus and Bell have the best coverage, next comes Rogers and then Fido.
Telus roams onto Bells network at no extra charge
and this extends their coverage area.
If you currently have a fido phone and are on a monthly,
telus matches this fido-fido with a telus to telus
same price, you get everything including per second billing
all fees are paid, and you can get a free phone on no contract
PM me for more details
24-Nov-2003, 12:30 AM
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Originally posted by BladeX
WTF! YOU POST ******............
fido does not have bad coverage, it all depends where you live. And what you do, if you travel around the world then forget it fido is not for you, rogers is, if your in canada then fido or rogers. Fido ownz! best reception for now, but like i said ROGERS have 850mhz towers up now! so grab a 850mhz fone and see it for yourself,
but of course none of the plan
how does the fido referal work
WTF! YOU POST ******............
fido does not have bad coverage, it all depends where you live. And what you do, if you travel around the world then forget it fido is not for you, rogers is, if your in canada then fido or rogers. Fido ownz! best reception for now, but like i said ROGERS have 850mhz towers up now! so grab a 850mhz fone and see it for yourself,
but of course none of the plan
how does the fido referal work
however I heard that their phones run on different frequency's so I can't just buy an unlocked phone there and activate it here with my (soon to be) exisiting Fido plan??
24-Nov-2003, 12:32 AM
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Originally posted by PULOVR
No caller ID, and message center, AND it expired on Nov 12/03.
And I just saw this....
Is that for the Fido to Fido thing? I hope not, that would be bull.
No caller ID, and message center, AND it expired on Nov 12/03.
And I just saw this....
Is that for the Fido to Fido thing? I hope not, that would be bull.
24-Nov-2003, 12:47 AM
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But after reading it again, it looks like there is some restrictions in the contract. Are you sure that it is all free, and at all hours of the day between Fido phones? There must be a catch.
ie....
What are these restrictions?
ie....
The Fido to Fido package includes local calls only and is subject to certain restrictions.
What are these restrictions?
24-Nov-2003, 12:58 AM
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Originally posted by 94EG6HB
Goto a booth putz...
I would hate to be the one selling you a phone.
Million questions man...
Goto a booth putz...
I would hate to be the one selling you a phone.
Million questions man...
24-Nov-2003, 01:03 AM
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Originally posted by SiR_YO
hmmm don't think there's a catch.. maybe you can't talk like 24hrs/7days a week sorta thing??? I dunno.. the sales rep didn't say... but I find out I'll post it up
hmmm don't think there's a catch.. maybe you can't talk like 24hrs/7days a week sorta thing??? I dunno.. the sales rep didn't say... but I find out I'll post it up
There has to be a catch.......there's ALWAYS a catch.
24-Nov-2003, 01:11 AM
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Originally posted by PULOVR
Thanks Ed.
There has to be a catch.......there's ALWAYS a catch.
Thanks Ed.
There has to be a catch.......there's ALWAYS a catch.
24-Nov-2003, 08:07 AM
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hey for canada your right telus/bell has best coverage then rogers fido, but when you talk travelling then you should stay with rogers, they have the best coverage in the world.
Anyways if your buying a phone from hong kong, and you want to stay with rogers get a phone that is 850mhz, if you decide to stay with fido get the 1900 or 800mhz band ones,
Anyways if your buying a phone from hong kong, and you want to stay with rogers get a phone that is 850mhz, if you decide to stay with fido get the 1900 or 800mhz band ones,
24-Nov-2003, 03:24 PM
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Originally posted by BladeX
hey for canada your right telus/bell has best coverage then rogers fido, but when you talk travelling then you should stay with rogers, they have the best coverage in the world.
Anyways if your buying a phone from hong kong, and you want to stay with rogers get a phone that is 850mhz, if you decide to stay with fido get the 1900 or 800mhz band ones,
hey for canada your right telus/bell has best coverage then rogers fido, but when you talk travelling then you should stay with rogers, they have the best coverage in the world.
Anyways if your buying a phone from hong kong, and you want to stay with rogers get a phone that is 850mhz, if you decide to stay with fido get the 1900 or 800mhz band ones,
I don't wanna buy like a thousand $ phone and then come back and it won't work
24-Nov-2003, 04:09 PM
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actually far superior? nope, not at all, everyone there you can buy here,
japan uses cdma x10 (better technology then GSM) their fones that are probably far superior dont even work on the north american network,
so the GSM fones there you can get here....howardforums.com,
from the $1000fone to the $100 fone heh
cheaper? most likely
japan uses cdma x10 (better technology then GSM) their fones that are probably far superior dont even work on the north american network,
so the GSM fones there you can get here....howardforums.com,
from the $1000fone to the $100 fone heh
cheaper? most likely
