prospective-buyer said:

Pres Choice is the cheapest prepaid option that gives you unlimited web access ($5/mo) and roaming in the US (PetroCan and 7-11 do not have these features). The main downside, compared to PetroCan and 7-11 is the lack of a 365 expiry period.

lol.... hou? 🙂

bylo said:

you can add unlimited texting for 10$ a month, and lots of other cool options like that for a straight sum

That's great if you do or use a lot of that feature. But if you don't then you have to pay the higher a la carte rates.

As usual, there's no one best solution for everyone. Do your homework and then go with the solutiuon that works best for you.

ic... hou?

you can add unlimited texting for 10$ a month, and lots of other cool options like that for a straight sum

That's great if you do or use a lot of that feature. But if you don't then you have to pay the higher a la carte rates.

As usual, there's no one best solution for everyone. Do your homework and then go with the solutiuon that works best for you.

The problems I had with President's Choice Mobile, is that top-ups only last 1-2 months. The network they use is Bell's network which is greatly inferior to Rogers, especially around southern Ontario, and especially in the small towns. And you are stuck with the phone you choose, you can't switch a sim card to a different phone like you can with GSM.

Also, the local calling area with PC Mobile is very limited. I am in Niagara Falls. Anywhere west to Windsor, north to Tobermory, and east to around Colborne, Ontario are all local calls for me.

But if you are happy with PC Mobile, that's all that matters.

I am VERY happy I chose Speak Out Wireless.

but you cannot misrepresent yourself

Or in this case, not represent yourself, i.e. your conflict-of-interest, at all.

bylo said:

PC mobile recently launched motorola krzr k1m.

Wow! This phone is now more than 2 years old. One way to spin this exciting news is to conclude that PCM is unloading phones that Bell can't unload on its own customers

LOL,

That's funny. PC Mobile gets the leftovers from Bell.

At least Speak Out has a recent phone like the Nokia 1208.

PC mobile recently launched motorola krzr k1m.

Wow! This phone is now more than 2 years old. One way to spin this exciting news is to conclude that PCM is unloading phones that Bell can't unload on its own customers

This is a thread about Presidents Choice Mobile in Other Carriers. Whats wrong with just saying the newest deals ?

It is and there isn't.

But there's something fishy when someone posts promotional information about a product/service without also divulging that they're employed by the provider of that product/service. There's even a word for it: shill.

joshua said:

iamdrumming said:

Thought so

PC mobile recently launched motorola krzr k1m.

The Motorola Krzr K1m has received only average reviews, but to each his own 😉
I like to read other people experiences on a product (cell phone or otherwise) before I go out and buy a product. I like to do my homework.
Also, PC Mobile uses the Bell Mobility network, and I found it to be vastly inferior to the network Speak Out uses (Rogers Wireless)

I have been all over southern Ontario, from Windsor in the west, to Ottawa in the east, up to Tobermory, and many little towns in between, and I found that Speak Out coverage blew the Bell coverage out of the water.

IMO, a phone can have all the latest gizmos and gadgets, but it's only as good as the network it's on, and it's ability to do what it was designed to do first, that is make a phone call. If the network isn't there, or lacking greatly, that becomes a problem.

iamdrumming said:

Thought so

PC mobile recently launched motorola krzr k1m. 🙂

iamdrumming said:

joshua said:

PC mobile (loblaw) recently have a holiday promotion. unlimited internet browsing for two months, $20 airtime credit and $10 PC gift card.

Do you work for them?

yes... 🙂

joshua said:

PC mobile (loblaw) recently have a holiday promotion. unlimited internet browsing for two months, $20 airtime credit and $10 PC gift card.

Do you work for them? 😉