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2:57 pm
hello. well just when I got all happy and excited to see the $100 free fone deal... lo behold.. I call customer service and ask them to ship me one of them deals.. and they say no.. no shipping.. which I can of course understand.. it was not really expected.. but then when I say.. okay so gimme store location in montreal where I Can pick it up.. well.. the girl says.. umm.. I heard there are stores in montreal but I don't have locations.. we're not that kinda customer service.. so.. I came here hoping to get some info and help. I don't really wanna go with petro canada...
thanks. hikory(*A*T*)gmail.com
5:28 pm
too bad
I wonder why the rep said there are some.
anyone here knows if petro plan charges for voicemail retrieval from landlines ? I think this is free with speakout
thanks
8:30 pm
Petro-Can, like Speak Out, doesn't charge for voicemail retrievals from another phone.
AFAIK, Petro-Can's service and charges are identical with Speak Out's, with the notable exception of the topup denominations and expiry dates.
For Petro-Can, the denominations are $20, $50, & $75 that last for 180 days, plus a $100 topup that lasts for 1 year.
For Speak Out, of course, the denominations are $25, $50, $75 & $100 that last for 1 year.
You can read more about Petro-Can Mobility at their website or at Howard Forums.
4:28 am
thanks for this informative post.
I guess petrocanada doesn't sound too bad after all. not that I have much choice.
they are not offering any free phoen deals. which is a big difference too. any idea if they did in the past? or if/when they might again in future?
thanks again.
6:55 am
Yeah, you're quite right about the free phone deal being a major difference between the two providers, too. I'm quite sure Petro-Can has never offered a free phone deal before. This seems to be a reoccurring deal with Speak Out.
11:25 am
hmmm...there must be tons of people in quebec asking kind strangers to buy and ship them the speakout current free kits.
no?
3:39 pm
I live just north of Toronto, there are no 7-elevens in my area. I got tired of phoning 7-eleven stores to find out if they had phones. I walked into a Petro Canada station and bought a Nokia 1112 for $59.95, it came with $5. of start up air time and a $20. air time voucher. It does last "just" 180 days, but at least I now have a phone. Also, it is very easy to get in touch with them. By the way, I was told that there are very few 1112s left. They also have the Nokia 2610 which costs $99. with $20 of air time.
Maybe this might be a deal for Montrealers.
