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4:45 pm
right now I have $15 50 minutes plan with telus?
Please advise me what will be the best for me to switch
petro or 7-11
9:33 am
They are almost identical.
Is there a 7-11 close to your work or home? If not, go with PetroCan.
Which phone between the two companies do you like the best? Go with that.
9:04 pm
I say go with 7-11.
If you can live with only 50 minutes a month, the chance is that you are not going to use your cell phone much. With 7-11, you can refill minutes which expire in a year for just $25.
8:05 pm
Costwise, both are the almost the same. They both cost 20 cents a minute for local calls, and 7-11 is cheaper than PetroCan if you use less than 12 minutes a month. Even if you use all 50 minutes a month, it will cost you $10 a month with 7-11/PC. Compare this to what you are paying telus: $15+system access fee+call display fee+voicemail fee.
So like Big Ang said, choose based on how convenient a 7-11 or PetroCan store is to you, and which one has the phone you like.
12:44 pm
How much saving I get through these petropoint?
Thanks to all for good advise
with telus I juts paying15+tax
no system access fee+ no call display fee+no voice
3:27 pm
Will I be able to buy minutes from Petro Canada and and add them to a phone bought from 7-11?
5:18 pm
mk said:
How much saving I get through these petropoint?
Thanks to all for good advise
with telus I juts paying15+tax
no system access fee+ no call display fee+no voice
http://wiki.howardforums.com/i.....a_Mobility
- Petro Points --> dollar amount of airtime refill
- 30000 --> $20
- 75000 --> $50
- 145000 --> $100
I fill up gas at Petro Canada atleast once a week averaging $35.00 each time which gets me 350 Petro Points (This is sure to rise with current gas trends)
Plus every time you purchase airtime from Petro Canada you get double the petro points: Buy $100 worth of airtime and you get 2000 Petro points.
5:19 pm
ttige said:
Will I be able to buy minutes from Petro Canada and and add them to a phone bought from 7-11?
No. Athough I haven't tried it....
7:59 pm
mk said:
How much saving I get through these petropoint?
Thanks to all for good advise
with telus I juts paying15+tax
no system access fee+ no call display fee+no voice
Then you are saving at least $5 a month by going with 7-11 or PetroCan. With Telus you have to pay $15 a month every month. But with 7-11/PC, you only pay for the minutes that you actually use. PLUS - if you refill your account before your airtime expire (365 days for 7-11, 180 days for PC), then your remaining airtime carry forward and get added to your refill amount. Try getting that from your current Telus contract!
1:19 pm
ttige said:
Will I be able to buy minutes from Petro Canada and and add them to a phone bought from 7-11?
I don't think so. And what's the point? Why not buy from 7-11 direct?
2:28 pm
psychocat said:
ttige said:
Will I be able to buy minutes from Petro Canada and and add them to a phone bought from 7-11?
I don't think so. And what's the point? Why not buy from 7-11 direct?
Perhaps ttige wants to use his PetroCan point to buy air time, AND wants to get the 365 expiry day for the air time.
2:45 pm
Perhaps ttige wants to use his PetroCan point to buy air time, AND wants to get the 365 expiry day for the air time.
Then buy airtime from PC in $100 increments.
It's also possible that ttige doesn't live near a 7-11 so it would be more convenient to buy airtime at PC. Unfortunately that won't work. However since Ztar provides that airtime to both companies I suppose it wouldn't be hard technically for PC and 7-11 to enter into some sort of reciprocal agreement where they can sell airtime for each other's customers in areas where only PC or only 7-11 operate.
5:59 pm
Agree with what you think of ttige's situation, starter & Bylo.
PetroCan stated in its website that it won't accept the airtime vouchers of other providers including Rogers, so I believe 7-11 Speakout is doing the same. After all, they are competitors at least now.
