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I used to use freedom. My wife used to say it was short for “freedom from service.” There were a lot of dead zones in the town I lived and it was useless on roa
by jammygit 7y ago
I used to use freedom. My wife used to say it was short for “freedom from service.” There were a lot of dead zones in the town I lived and it was useless on road trips.
Good prices and terms at least
- Scoundreller 7y agoThey're better than they were: They've got 700MHz spectrum so they can actually penetrate in a building. And they usually include a gb or 2 on Rogers' network. I'm actually tempted to switch, but already on an okay plan from Public where I've learned to ration. Just wish Freedom sold a trial plan or something for a month so I could see what it's like living with them. Paying $50 + $10 SIM + taxes discourages me.
- geoka9 7y ago> And they usually include a gb or 2 on Rogers' network. Is it a relatively new thing? PS. I used to be a customer but switched away because of their very limited coverage.
- Scoundreller 7y agoMaybe. Keeping track of cell phone deals is a full-time job. Meanwhile, residents of other countries just go to the mall, walk out with a plan that'll meet their needs and improves every year, and doesn't think about it again :)
- djmips 7y agoSurely Freedom has a pay as you go / monthly plan that you could try?
- Scoundreller 7y agoThey do, but I’d want to test with more than a couple gb. So I’m looking at $70 to do a month’s test.