anyone in canada?

[James Homuth]

Ironicly enough, in Ottawa and surrounding area, I get far better 
coverage with Rogers than people using Bell and Telus. Also if it's 
an actual accessible phone you're after, your only real option is 
Rogers. Bell and Telus don't have any. And since they don't use sim 
cards, at least they didn't last time I had a look, buying an 
unlocked phone won't help you.
At 12:55 AM 14/05/2008, you wrote:
>Hi Cheryl:
>
>I'm in Edmonton AB, and my experience is to stay away from Rogers. I was
>with Rogers for years, until I got fed up with not being able to make or
>received calls when every one else had no trouble doing so. I'm with Telus,
>at the moment, and I am thinking about going with Bell. Telus is a lot
>better than Rogers, but people tell me that Bell is better than Telus.
>
>Unfortunately, Roger's GSM network has a much larger selection of phones
>then Bell and Telus's CDMA network.
>
>Wayne
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Cheryl LeFurgey" <cheryl at the-jdh.com>
>To: <blindphones at mosenexplosion.com>
>Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 6:23 AM
>Subject: anyone in canada?
>
>
>Hi everybody.
>I'm looking to change cell phone providers soon, so was wondering
>which providers those of you in canada are with? I'm currently with
>bell mobility on pay as you go.
>Also, what phones are you using? Any help is appreciated.
>Thanks,
>Cheryl
>
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