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From the bell website: "Additional local minutes and Canadian long distance minutes are $0.45/minute" And yeah I'm paying that for any call made to outside the

From the bell website: "Additional local minutes and Canadian long distance minutes are $0.45/minute" And yeah I'm paying that for any call made to outside the current city in which I am located. Cell to cell its both ways (so I'm told), and the fact that I have a number from a different city means OH WAIT -- Everything is long distance. I don't change my number because I'm a student and to change my number is $20 at the store + $35 on my bill, twice a year since I go home for the summers. Which basically means I make very few phone calls outside of my unlimited nationwide. Yeah I'm paying out the a to have a plan with unlimited text and nation wide fab 5. Something else cute -- its $12 to add voicemail and caller id to that $50 package. Is this the same in NZ or do packages come with this sort of thing?

masklinn 15y ago
> From the bell website: "Additional local minutes and Canadian long distance minutes are $0.45/minute" Heh. That's close to what I pay to call other EU countries (exact rate is 0.50€/mn, or 0.69CAD) (not that the rates are entirely sane, I pay less to call from an other EU country to an other EU country than from my "home" country to an other EU country: falls to 0.42/mn — 0.58 CAD) > I don't change my number because I'm a student and to change my number is $20 at the store + $35 on my bill, twice a year since I go home for the summers. I guess you can't get a prepaid SIM for when you're home or something? (that's what I do, although I change country so it makes sense that I have to, especially if I want to keep a data connection as roaming data is NOPENOPENOPENOPE)