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1:23 pm
March 3, 2009
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New Petro Website. http://mobility.petro-canada.c…..s/135.aspx
But it seems like you have to buy at least $50 now to charge it for 180days
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1:25 pm
March 3, 2009
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These are the new rates. To get $0.20 a minute you'd have to pay $50 too it seems. http://mobility.petro-canada.c…..s/187.aspx or else its $0.25 a minute.
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3:09 pm
March 3, 2009
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Saturday said:
These are the new rates. To get $0.20 a minute you'd have to pay $50 too it seems. http://mobility.petro-canada.c…..s/187.aspx or else its $0.25 a minute.
According to the link above – all airtime now costs .25 for $15, $25 & $50 with $100 topup costing .2272 per minute – see link – http://mobility.petro-canada.c…..s/187.aspx
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4:59 pm
March 3, 2009
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It sure seems like Speak Out now is the better value.
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5:29 pm
March 3, 2009
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hm, if its the same company behind it, I'd assume speakout is changing its fees too.
I dunno, I got petro cause it was more convenient to charge my phone. The one seven eleven where I live closed down this year.
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5:42 pm
March 3, 2009
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iamdrumming
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We'll see if they change their rates.
One thing I've always liked about Speak Out over Petro Canada, is that any top up lasts a year. Now, Petro Canada's top ups last either a month, 4 months, 6 months, or a year. More confusing than Speak Out's top ups, where any denomination lasts a year.
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6:19 pm
March 3, 2009
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haha what horrible luck. Plus I noticed that when I bought my phone with the $50 credit I was taxed on both the phone and the credit, is that normal to tax on phone credit?
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6:55 pm
March 3, 2009
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Peter
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https://www.pcmobilitysite.com/purchase.aspx
You can buy airtime online now?!?! Now that's a reason to choose Petro Canada right there!
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8:22 pm
March 3, 2009
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Also from their FAQ:
Q. Can I track my minutes on a monthly basis?
A. Yes, you can view your account statement and see the balance online.
I wonder if that just shows current balance or also a call-by-call summary of usage. If also the latter then that would be fantastic.
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12:29 pm
March 4, 2009
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So now Speakout is def bette right in terms of per minute? Also, has anyone been charged if they port a local #
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2:03 am
March 9, 2009
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Bonjour
Been searching for answers about Cellphones, Plans, Options, … seems like forever. And luckily found them ALL here!!!
Hadn't even heard PetroCan having phones before! At first thought it was too good to be true … :>) Talked w a couple of ppl around, nobody knows about it either!
So, really do want to THANK Peter who created this Forum & everybody who participates, cause I really had no idea what to do, where to go, what to buy!!!
Been wanting to get a cell phone for well over a year (more like 2y. really …) for emergencies & such, but each time I try to tackle the subject I get an headache instead from all the confusion!! So I always give up.
Why ohhh why do cies make it so complicated??!!
Then, a couple of weeks ago I stumbled into this Forum, I could hardly believe my luck!
Anyway, found a PC station a small bike ride from my house, took the plunge & bought a 3555 phone yesterday & a $50. card.
FINALLY :>)
Doing the Happy Dance …
Un GROS MERCI,
Manu
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Time flies like an arrow•Fruit flies like bananas!
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2:32 pm
March 9, 2009
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Peter
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J'ai hâte que ça marche pour toi!
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4:56 pm
March 9, 2009
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iamdrumming
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Je ne parle francais, je parle anglais!!
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