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Mobilicity

Mobilicity: Huawei Phone + 6-Months of Unlimited Local Calling, North American Text & More $99.99

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Mobilicity has an interesting new offer - thanks forum user popbottle for the heads up! For a limited time, you can receive a Huawei U2801 phone (a $49.99 value) plus 6 months of the following features for $99.99:

  • Unlimited Local Calling
  • Unlimited North American Text & Picture Messaging
  • Canada-Wide Unlimited Long Distance
  • Caller I.D
  • Call Waiting
  • Call Forwarding
  • 3-Way Calling

These features would normally cost $150 for 6 months under Mobilicity's $25-monthly starter plan, so this offer represents a nice savings if you're thinking of going with a basic plan that includes unlimited features and a phone. Since Mobilicity doesn't service all of Canada yet, this promotion is available in Toronto, Ottawa, Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver only. If you're interested, just in keep in mind the offer is valid on new activations only and you'll have to pay the $99.99 + taxes upfront. To learn more, locate a Mobilicity store near you.

Source: popbottle via the Hot Deals Forum

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    • popbottle
    • for people that are still stuck in rogers contracts you can try calling this montreal rogers number to negotiate 514-734-7873 - its the direct line to rogers retentions.


      and YES mobilicity is tempting. thats why i provided the cell tower map link so you can see if mobilicity has a tower close to your home or wherever you go.
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    • Kyaku
    • where are those chat r promotions?
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    • ZeroToHero
    • My reception is excellent where i live on Mobilicity, Full bars, but I see no towers in the vicinity on that map...
      Do they team up with Wind or Bell or something?
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    • firechkn
    • Anyone know if Mobilicity is expanding further into Durham? Where I live no reception
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    • icemasta
    • $15/mo(first 8 months, no contract).
      - unlimited local calls anytime -> province wide long distance included
      - call display, 50 text messages
      - runs off of the ROGERS network so voice quality is the same as rogers
      - you can use any unlocked rogers/bell/fido phone

      $25/mo(first 8 months, no contract) -> cheapest plan with 100MB is $45, so $35 for 8 months
      - unlimited local calls -> canada-wide long distance
      - call display unlimited text to canada and the US
      - 100 megabytes of DATA
      http://www.chatrwireless.com/web/cha...bel=PlanBrowse
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    • popbottle
    • Anyone know if Mobilicity is expanding further into Durham? Where I live no reception
      Haven't heard of that yet
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    • navyblue
    • great deal, but still not worth the hassel of transferring over for me
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    • Kurtz7834
    • $15/mo(first 8 months, no contract).
      - unlimited local calls anytime -> should be province wide calling
      - call display, 50 text messages
      - runs off of the ROGERS network so voice quality is the same as rogers
      - you can use any unlocked rogers/bell/fido phone

      $25/mo(first 8 months, no contract) -> cheapest plan with 100MB is $45, so $35 for 8 months
      - unlimited local calls -> should be Canada-wide calling
      - call display unlimited text to canada and the US
      - 100 megabytes of DATA
      http://www.chatrwireless.com/web/cha...bel=PlanBrowse
      You are confusing what 'Canada Wide Calling' means. Chatr does NOT offer this and is restricted to zones. Canada Wide Calling means that you can use the phone anywhere there is tower coverage and not pay roaming charges and this is not the case with chatr.

      What you mean to say is that chatr offers unlimited long distance within the small chatr zones.
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    • shadyazn
    • My reception is excellent where i live on Mobilicity, Full bars, but I see no towers in the vicinity on that map...
      Do they team up with Wind or Bell or something?
      If you're getting full bars on Mobi where you are that means your are at "Home" ... Mobi and Wind are no way affiliated with each other nor are they affiliated with Bell ...
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    • supkhoa1
    • You are confusing what 'Canada Wide Calling' means. Chatr does NOT offer this and is restricted to zones. Canada Wide Calling means that you can use the phone anywhere there is tower coverage and not pay roaming charges and this is not the case with chatr.

      What you mean to say is that chatr offers unlimited long distance within the small chatr zones.
      First off, I believe Chatr to have larger zones than Mobilicity/Wind (my opinion). Second, they also cover Montreal. I was able to travel between Montreal/Ottawa/Toronto zones and it works like any zone plan.
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    • icemasta
    • First off, I believe Chatr to have larger zones than Mobilicity/Wind (my opinion). Second, they also cover Montreal. I was able to travel between Montreal/Ottawa/Toronto zones and it works like any zone plan.
      To Mobilicity, yes Chat-r zone is larger but to Wind, definitely not. Wind and Mobi have Chat-r beat if you nee data. Chat-r only offers 100MB which is pushing the line thin if you plan to use a smartphone.

      Chat-r biggest advantage is the Montreal zone. If only Wind or Mobilicity had gotten Montreal spectrum...
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    • supkhoa1
    • To Mobilicity, yes Chat-r zone is larger but to Wind, definitely not. Wind and Mobi have Chat-r beat if you nee data. Chat-r only offers 100MB which is pushing the line thin if you plan to use a smartphone.

      Chat-r biggest advantage is the Montreal zone. If only Wind or Mobilicity had gotten Montreal spectrum...
      you're right, data is crap and on 2g technology for chatr. i am definitely not promoting chatr, just wanted to clarify that you can travel between zones and that the zone feels bigger when i had chatr.

      Ottawa's calling area, you cannot even compare. The aws companies fail horribly when you venture into the suburbs (nothing in barrhaven/stittsville/riverside south). when you're within 2-5km the edge of the ottawa zone, forget about going indoors to make a call on any of the sub $200 phones.

      I guess GTA is where Wind shines (somewhat). I'd love to be on any of the mobi/wind plans just for the data but they do not exist in montreal.
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    • popbottle
    • you're right, data is crap and on 2g technology for chatr. i am definitely not promoting chatr, just wanted to clarify that you can travel between zones and that the zone feels bigger when i had chatr.

      Ottawa's calling area, you cannot even compare. The aws companies fail horribly when you venture into the suburbs (nothing in barrhaven/stittsville/riverside south). when you're within 2-5km the edge of the ottawa zone, forget about going indoors to make a call on any of the sub $200 phones.

      I guess GTA is where Wind shines (somewhat). I'd love to be on any of the mobi/wind plans just for the data but they do not exist in montreal.
      You're exactly right . But people dont' go to Chatr for good data. if you want good data, you could get an EPP from bell, something like $60 a month for 6 gigs of 3g, 300 daytime, evenings, weekends, etc.

      you go to chatr for cheap high quality voice service $15/mo for 8 months!
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    • icemasta
    • you're right, data is crap and on 2g technology for chatr. i am definitely not promoting chatr, just wanted to clarify that you can travel between zones and that the zone feels bigger when i had chatr.

      Ottawa's calling area, you cannot even compare. The aws companies fail horribly when you venture into the suburbs (nothing in barrhaven/stittsville/riverside south). when you're within 2-5km the edge of the ottawa zone, forget about going indoors to make a call on any of the sub $200 phones.

      I guess GTA is where Wind shines (somewhat). I'd love to be on any of the mobi/wind plans just for the data but they do not exist in montreal.
      For just talk, Chat-r is probably the best value you can find because of the better coverage from the Rogers network.

      I'm planning on moving my parents off their Bell home line onto Chat-r's $25 unlimited talk + bluetooth home phones when their Bell contract is done assuming Rogers doesn't get rid of Chat-r
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    • kitty
    • You're exactly right . But people dont' go to Chatr for good data. if you want good data, you could get an EPP from bell, something like $60 a month for 6 gigs of 3g, 300 daytime, evenings, weekends, etc.

      you go to chatr for cheap high quality voice service $15/mo for 8 months!
      I have plans with Mobilicity and ChatR. The problem with ChatR's $80 credit is that (1) you have to sign up for pre-authorized credit card payments in the amount of your monthly bill, and (2) can't apply the credit to your monthly payment. If you cancel your pre-authorized payment, you lose any remaining months of the $10 credit.

      The only way to use your $80 ChatR credit towards your monthly bill is to pay full price for 8 months, then terminate your pre-authorized payment once you have received your full $80 credits (paid in $10 increments). Then ChatR's system will take each months payment out of your balance. This is how multiple CSRs told advised us to do it.

      ChatR data is 3G in the Metro Vancouver coverage area according to my Android phone. However an increasing number of calls went straight to voicemail (2 out of 3 attempts yesterday alone), I'm still investigating.

      If you want talk-only + coverage, ChatR is the way to go. We typically do around 25 hours / month of voice on that line.

      If you don't talk much and like large data buckets with good coverage, for a big-3 6GB retention plan.

      If you like data and can tolerate some coverage holes, go for Mobilicity. I spend 99% of my time in a Mobilicity covered area, but I do notice holes about 5% of the time when I'm shopping on weekends in Metro Vancouver.
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    • popbottle
    • If you don't talk much and like large data buckets with good coverage, for a big-3 6GB retention plan.

      If you like data and can tolerate some coverage holes, go for Mobilicity. I spend 99% of my time in a Mobilicity covered area, but I do notice holes about 5% of the time when I'm shopping on weekends in Metro Vancouver.
      Fido now has a standard $25 for 2 gigabyte(used to be only 500mb) plan but strangely enough its not eligible for a 3 year contract)
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    • Jet2643
    • is this still avail?
      The Mobilicity deal is dead.

      I am still waiting for Mob to go a little further west in the Toronto area. Its inexcusable that they don't cover places like Oakville, yet you can be in the furthest reaches of Gatineau and other even more distant backwaters on the Quebec side of the Ottawa region, and get primary coverage. I live just off Trafalgar, Rd and so am in the North American zone, and would pay up the wazoo at this point and time.
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    • fizzinto
    • Thank you so much! Do you think I could get this with bell - barrhaven? I certainly hope so! That would be very convenient for me!
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    • fingwerk
    • Thank you so much! Do you think I could get this with bell - barrhaven? I certainly hope so! That would be very convenient for me!
      Are you serious?
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