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- 03-15-2004, 10:53 PM #1BabolatGuest
I'm a Verizon Wireless (VZW) customer on the America's Choice Plan.
400 peak minutes, 1000 Mobile to Mobile minutes (I believe now VZW
offers unlimited "in-network minutes), and unlimited night and weekend
minutes for $39.99. I'm in the NY/NJ market and have enjoyed calls to
Canada at no extra charge (unlimited night and weekend calls to
Canada). I'm half thinking of switching to another carrier just to get
more minutes for the same price (specifically thinking of ATTWS). I'm
wondering if anyone knows if other providers also offer calls to
Canada at no extra charge? Please also indicate what market you are
in! Thanks.
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- 03-16-2004, 12:16 AM #2Frank HarrisGuest
Re: Calls to Canada included in plan?
Sprint PCS does not offer free (included) calls to Canada, as far as I
know. Calls from the Sprint network in the US to Canada are some extra
amount, such as 50 or 69 cents per minute. But you can add "PCS Canada
Long Distance" for $3.00/month and then calls to Canada are only 12
cents/minute.
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- 03-16-2004, 09:32 AM #3Donald NewcombGuest
Re: Calls to Canada included in plan?
[email protected] (Babolat) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> I'm
> wondering if anyone knows if other providers also offer calls to
> Canada at no extra charge? Please also indicate what market you are
> in! Thanks.
Not that it will help you, but my plan with CellularSouth includes
free calling to Canada. The downside is that you have to activate
international calling and if you ever make the mistake of dialing 011
on CellularSouth, you will regret it. CellularSouth serves
Mississippi, Coastal Alabama and extreme NW Florida.
Donald Newcomb
DRNewcomb (at) attglobal (dot) net
- 03-16-2004, 11:37 AM #4ShawnGuest
Re: Calls to Canada included in plan?
"Babolat" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm a Verizon Wireless (VZW) customer on the America's Choice Plan.
> 400 peak minutes, 1000 Mobile to Mobile minutes (I believe now VZW
> offers unlimited "in-network minutes), and unlimited night and weekend
> minutes for $39.99. I'm in the NY/NJ market and have enjoyed calls to
> Canada at no extra charge (unlimited night and weekend calls to
> Canada). I'm half thinking of switching to another carrier just to get
> more minutes for the same price (specifically thinking of ATTWS). I'm
> wondering if anyone knows if other providers also offer calls to
> Canada at no extra charge? Please also indicate what market you are
> in! Thanks.
Calls to Canada come out of your minutes if you add the North America
package to any GSM national or Digital One Rate plan. The package is $9.99
per month. Calls made from Canada are also included but your N&W minutes
don't count when calling from Canada. This package is not available on GSM
shared plans either.
- 03-16-2004, 01:42 PM #5JosephGuest
Re: Calls to Canada included in plan?
On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 17:37:26 GMT, "Shawn"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Calls to Canada come out of your minutes if you add the North America
>package to any GSM national or Digital One Rate plan. The package is $9.99
>per month. Calls made from Canada are also included but your N&W minutes
>don't count when calling from Canada. This package is not available on GSM
>shared plans either.
If you have free domestic calling using a service such as Gorilla
Mobile , http://gorillamobile.com is very reasonable. Calls to
Canada are 5 cents/minute when you use the local NYC access number.
If you use the toll-free 866 number there is a 15 cent surcharge on
calls.
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- 03-17-2004, 08:04 AM #6BabolatGuest
Re: Calls to Canada included in plan?
Wow, that's a blanket statement. Maybe you should read my original
post again. Verizon WIRELESS DOES provide free calls to Canada on
their REGULAR America's Choice Plan. This feature, however, is not
available to all Verizon Wireless customers, and VZW does not
advertise this feature on their web site.
[email protected] (LithiaSpgs) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> There is no cellular provider that includes calls made to Canada on any free
> long distance plan. In fact, the only domestic landline company that has one is
> Vonage.
"Babolat" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm a Verizon Wireless (VZW) customer on the America's Choice Plan.
> 400 peak minutes, 1000 Mobile to Mobile minutes (I believe now VZW
> offers unlimited "in-network minutes), and unlimited night and weekend
> minutes for $39.99. I'm in the NY/NJ market and have enjoyed calls to
> Canada at no extra charge (unlimited night and weekend calls to
> Canada). I'm half thinking of switching to another carrier just to get
> more minutes for the same price (specifically thinking of ATTWS). I'm
> wondering if anyone knows if other providers also offer calls to
> Canada at no extra charge? Please also indicate what market you are
> in! Thanks.
- 03-17-2004, 09:12 AM #7RodGuest
Re: Calls to Canada included in plan?
Babolat wrote:
:: Wow, that's a blanket statement. Maybe you should read my original
:: post again. Verizon WIRELESS DOES provide free calls to Canada on
:: their REGULAR America's Choice Plan. This feature, however, is not
:: available to all Verizon Wireless customers, and VZW does not
:: advertise this feature on their web site.
They also include it on the local plan here in North Texas.
- 03-18-2004, 07:19 PM #8BabolatGuest
Re: Calls to Canada included in plan?
"Bob K., Jr." <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> What I coincidence!
>
> I live in the NJ/PA market, on the same plan as below. I needed to call
> Canada the other day and called a Verizon Customer Service Rep. to see if a
> call to Montreal would be covered. She told me it would be $.69 a minute to
> call from NJ to Montreal.
>
> Hmmmmmm. Could it be this is Verizon's little secret?
It seems like VZW does keep this as a secret. I only found out
accidentally when I had to call someone in Toronto and had only my
mobile phone with me. When I didn't see a charge for the call on the
bill, I was very pleasantly surprised. I've never seen VZW advertise
free calls to Canada. I once emailed them about this hoping they'd
email me back a confirmation but instead I got a call from CSR on my
mobile phone
> > "Babolat" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > I'm a Verizon Wireless (VZW) customer on the America's Choice Plan.
> > > 400 peak minutes, 1000 Mobile to Mobile minutes (I believe now VZW
> > > offers unlimited "in-network minutes), and unlimited night and weekend
> > > minutes for $39.99. I'm in the NY/NJ market and have enjoyed calls to
> > > Canada at no extra charge (unlimited night and weekend calls to
> > > Canada). I'm half thinking of switching to another carrier just to get
> > > more minutes for the same price (specifically thinking of ATTWS). I'm
> > > wondering if anyone knows if other providers also offer calls to
> > > Canada at no extra charge? Please also indicate what market you are
> > > in! Thanks.
- 03-18-2004, 07:26 PM #9Steven J SobolGuest
Re: Calls to Canada included in plan?
In alt.cellular.sprintpcs Babolat <[email protected]> wrote:
> It seems like VZW does keep this as a secret. I only found out
> accidentally when I had to call someone in Toronto and had only my
> mobile phone with me. When I didn't see a charge for the call on the
> bill, I was very pleasantly surprised. I've never seen VZW advertise
> free calls to Canada. I once emailed them about this hoping they'd
> email me back a confirmation but instead I got a call from CSR on my
> mobile phone
The only plans which OFFICIALLY include free calling to Canada are National
Single-Rate with the Canada add-on, and North America's Choice which covers
the US, Canada *and* Mexico.
It irritates me that the people in Verizon's Northeast market, which borders
Canada, got free calling to Canada but people in Verizon's Ohio/Michigan
market, which ALSO borders Canada, didn't. When I lived in Cleveland I lived
on Lake Erie, *literally* about 30 miles from the Canadian border and used to
make the occasional call to friends and colleagues in Ontario. Could've used
free long-distance on those calls. :P
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- 03-18-2004, 07:31 PM #10Stuart FriedmanGuest
Re: Calls to Canada included in plan?
It is 2.5 cents a minute to Canada on onesuite.com.
Stu
"Joseph" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 17:37:26 GMT, "Shawn"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >Calls to Canada come out of your minutes if you add the North America
> >package to any GSM national or Digital One Rate plan. The package is
$9.99
> >per month. Calls made from Canada are also included but your N&W minutes
> >don't count when calling from Canada. This package is not available on
GSM
> >shared plans either.
>
> If you have free domestic calling using a service such as Gorilla
> Mobile , http://gorillamobile.com is very reasonable. Calls to
> Canada are 5 cents/minute when you use the local NYC access number.
> If you use the toll-free 866 number there is a 15 cent surcharge on
> calls.
>
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- 03-18-2004, 07:59 PM #11RodGuest
Re: Calls to Canada included in plan?
Steven J Sobol wrote:
:: The only plans which OFFICIALLY include free calling to Canada are
:: National Single-Rate with the Canada add-on, and North America's
:: Choice which covers the US, Canada *and* Mexico.
::
:: It irritates me that the people in Verizon's Northeast market, which
:: borders Canada, got free calling to Canada but people in Verizon's
:: Ohio/Michigan market, which ALSO borders Canada, didn't. When I
:: lived in Cleveland I lived on Lake Erie, *literally* about 30 miles
:: from the Canadian border and used to make the occasional call to
:: friends and colleagues in Ontario. Could've used free long-distance
:: on those calls. :P
Here in North Texas we get Canada calling on the prepay as well as postpaid
on the local digital choice.
- 03-19-2004, 01:09 AM #12planeGuest
Re: Calls to Canada included in plan?
Steven J Sobol <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> In alt.cellular.sprintpcs Babolat <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > It seems like VZW does keep this as a secret. I only found out
> > accidentally when I had to call someone in Toronto and had only my
> > mobile phone with me. When I didn't see a charge for the call on the
> > bill, I was very pleasantly surprised. I've never seen VZW advertise
> > free calls to Canada. I once emailed them about this hoping they'd
> > email me back a confirmation but instead I got a call from CSR on my
> > mobile phone
>
> The only plans which OFFICIALLY include free calling to Canada are National
> Single-Rate with the Canada add-on, and North America's Choice which covers
> the US, Canada *and* Mexico.
>
> It irritates me that the people in Verizon's Northeast market, which borders
> Canada, got free calling to Canada but people in Verizon's Ohio/Michigan
> market, which ALSO borders Canada, didn't. When I lived in Cleveland I lived
> on Lake Erie, *literally* about 30 miles from the Canadian border and used to
> make the occasional call to friends and colleagues in Ontario. Could've used
> free long-distance on those calls. :P
I first learned of the canadian calling from this portion of my
statment from verizon:
Active Additional Services:
3-party-conference - Call Forward Busy - Call Forwarding - Call
Forward No Answer - Call Waiting - Call
Delivery - Basic Voice Mail - CDMA Digital W/Txt Msg - CallerID -
USA/Can Toll Free - National Access
Local Mtm - ST of TN-1000
notice the mention of canadian calling at the end.
- 03-23-2004, 04:08 AM #13CWArnoldGuest
Re: Calls to Canada included in plan?
20 cents a min with nextel
"Stuart Friedman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> It is 2.5 cents a minute to Canada on onesuite.com.
>
> Stu
>
> "Joseph" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 17:37:26 GMT, "Shawn"
> > <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > >Calls to Canada come out of your minutes if you add the North America
> > >package to any GSM national or Digital One Rate plan. The package is
> $9.99
> > >per month. Calls made from Canada are also included but your N&W
minutes
> > >don't count when calling from Canada. This package is not available on
> GSM
> > >shared plans either.
> >
> > If you have free domestic calling using a service such as Gorilla
> > Mobile , http://gorillamobile.com is very reasonable. Calls to
> > Canada are 5 cents/minute when you use the local NYC access number.
> > If you use the toll-free 866 number there is a 15 cent surcharge on
> > calls.
> >
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- 04-25-2004, 10:07 AM #14pGuest
Re: Calls to Canada included in plan?
On sprint they have a canada calling plan, but unlike europe calls, I
have been able to call without signing up. I haven't seen if they are
charging extra/minute
[email protected] (Babolat) wrote in
news:[email protected]:
> "Bob K., Jr." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:<[email protected]>...
>> What I coincidence!
>>
>> I live in the NJ/PA market, on the same plan as below. I needed to
>> call Canada the other day and called a Verizon Customer Service Rep.
>> to see if a call to Montreal would be covered. She told me it would
>> be $.69 a minute to call from NJ to Montreal.
>>
>> Hmmmmmm. Could it be this is Verizon's little secret?
>
> It seems like VZW does keep this as a secret. I only found out
> accidentally when I had to call someone in Toronto and had only my
> mobile phone with me. When I didn't see a charge for the call on the
> bill, I was very pleasantly surprised. I've never seen VZW advertise
> free calls to Canada. I once emailed them about this hoping they'd
> email me back a confirmation but instead I got a call from CSR on my
> mobile phone
>
>
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