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2:31 pm
February 2, 2011
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bbnoad
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"Want it all? SpeakOut bundles put more features at your fingertips. That and some sweet, sweet airtime. * So it’s even more affordable to talk and text, talk and browse, text and walk… just make sure you look up every once in a while. You can add bundles to your phone by calling Customer Service…"
https://www.speakout7eleven.ca/rates-add-ons#bundles
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4:04 pm
February 2, 2011
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iamdrumming
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Good find. I just hope that isn't a precursor to contracts, since they are deducting a set price per month just like a post-paid contract.
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4:46 pm
February 2, 2011
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Jamesey
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That can't be right, though. Unlimited *data* , text and 100 minutes for $37.50 per month? That would be an insanely good deal.
I suspect it's actually 100 minutes + unlimited browsing and texting, which is not nearly as attractive. In fact, I recently jumped ship to Telus prepaid because they offer 250MB of data plus unlimited messaging for $20/month (with voice billed at 20 cents a minute). I can finally use my smartphone the way it was designed.
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6:51 pm
February 2, 2011
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kerk72
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notice it also says plus applicable taxes. Since you pay HST on the airtime voucher, the airtime in your account is post tax $$, I hope they only take the 37.50, not 42 and change. Would be a good deal, 'cept I don't use 100 minutes a month.
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7:27 pm
February 2, 2011
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bridonca
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You would have 37.50 debited from your account, it is illegal to double tax. Petro Canada seem to have a better deal. Only 50 minutes, but it is $27.50. Take a look. http://mobility.petro-canada.c…..s/396.aspx
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12:30 pm
February 7, 2011
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animal900
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Only seems like a good deal if you use a lot of voice minutes.
You can get the unlimited text and data (by data I assume they mean browsing, although real data would be great!) for $20 a month already. So you'd need to talk for at least 70 mins a month for the bundle to be worthwhile.
If it was real data, I'd definitely consider it.
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9:33 pm
May 14, 2011
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Icelandr
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Jamesey said:
In fact, I recently jumped ship to Telus prepaid because they offer 250MB of data plus unlimited messaging for $20/month (with voice billed at 20 cents a minute). I can finally use my smartphone the way it was designed.
Jamesey – not to take away from SO – but could youelaborate on that Telus prepay? I have an iPhone 4 so have stopped using SO. The phone is unlocked from Apple so I am not on a contract but am on a "plan" that costs me about $50/month cancellation anytime. I don't need all the minutes or the data but can't find the pay as you go that you mentioned
Thanks for your time
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2:49 am
May 15, 2011
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bridonca
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http://www.telusmobility.com/e…..ging.shtml
If you select the prepaid Data + Messaging 20 add on, your local calls will cost 20 cents a minutes.
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10:36 am
June 8, 2011
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kjf
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On the bundle page (http://www.speakout7eleven.ca/…..ns#bundles) it refers to "Canada and US Wide Minutes". Does that mean that with this package activated you can roam to the US with a SO phone? Or does it just mean that you can call from Canada to the US with these minutes?
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11:03 am
June 8, 2011
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chimpanzee
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I believe it is FROM Canada TO US and not roaming. I failed to find roaming(even to US) of these MVNO. president's choice said it has such a feature but has difficulty or whatever and has disabled for now.
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