| User | Post |
|
3:33 am
August 26, 2008
|
Gopher Guts
| | | |
| Guest
| |
|
|
I almost didn't believe my ears, but tonight I actually heard an actual ad on the actual radio touting the 7-11 Speakout service we all know and love. Does this mean we can go out in public with our phones and not get laughed at? Oooooooooo, I feel all tingly!
|
|
|
7:54 am
August 26, 2008
|
Bylo
| | | |
| Guest
| |
|
|
go out in public with our phones and not get laughed at?
I've never been laughed at, although I have been asked about how to get a SO phone by people who are almost too embarrassed to admit that they're now paying $30 to $50
for a "basic" phone plan.
|
|
|
8:59 am
August 26, 2008
|
MIKE
| | | |
| Guest
| |
|
|
Yeah, when I explain my cell phone deal that I only pay around $50 year, they think I'm crazy or lying. With my math, with the promo, my usage and with top-up, it will cost me in four years $215.
|
|
|
12:35 am
August 27, 2008
|
Iuli
| | | |
| Guest
| |
|
|
I'm with PCM and I still have 23.8$ credit out of my original 25$ and I start using PCM just over 2 months now.
At this rate i'm guessing I will not pay more than the minimum 40$/year. Also start answering my phones rather than leaving it to voice-mail and phone my friends back from my landline when i'm home 
|
|
|
2:20 am
August 27, 2008
|
Peter
| | BC | |
| Admin
| posts 601 |
|
|
Do ad spots represent an investment on 7-Eleven's part in order to attract more customers, in order to get more revenue to add more useful features?
|
|
Login 
Register 
Search 
Consumer forum
Print this Post 
The Unofficial 7-Eleven Speak Out Wireless Canada Consumer Page 
Topic RSS 
