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Anyone tried the prepaid phones/service they offer at 7-11? I rarely use the phone, so I'm thinking prepaid might be the way to go, since buying something like 100 minutes for $25 could last me for months.
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Jul 9, 2012 05:36
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less than three posted:It uses Rogers, so if you're fine with mediocre urban service and lovely rural service, go for it. That's really the only downside. Good to know. Mainly I'm thinking of getting it as it's the cheapest thing going, and I can use it as a landline replacement. And being a landline replacement for me, I probably won't even take it out of my home.
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Jul 9, 2012 07:58
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rawrr posted:If you're looking for a landline replacement, why not freephoneline.ca? Permanent number, and voicemails show up as audio attachments in your e-mail inbox. You can call out and receive calls through your computer too. I may go that route, but I don't want to leave a PC on in a condo. It's hot enough already in there in the summer without a PC on all time. Even my laptop puts out an uncomfortable amount of heat at times. Even if I got that Fongo thing, there are still a few small fees that overall would probably be more expensive than going prepaid.
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Jul 9, 2012 10:15
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