4:00 pm
December 31, 2009
I'd a Virgin prepaid cell thrust on me last Valentine's Day that I'd rather not have. I never use the phone but I'm obligated to retain the service. I started checkin' out the cost of the least expensive prepaid and discover'd it only lasts 30 days!
How can I retain the service regardless of the airtime cost for the least amount of money?
4:33 am
April 22, 2009
Virgin has a $100 card that lasts a year, as does Telus, Rogers and Bell.
Speakout is pretty much on top in that $25 gets you a year's service. Phone cost $60. They have a current promotion that if you buy $100 airtime, you get a phone, and a total of $140 airtime added.
Petro Canada is second. $75 gets a year's service.
1:51 pm
December 31, 2009
2:16 am
April 22, 2009
7-11 does not even exist in Atlantic Canada, but I am able to use their Speakout phone service with a Halifax Phone number. It helps to have a sister in Calgary to pay for the airtime though! 🙂 Petro Canada would be less of a hassle of course. They now have a promotion where you can get a Nokia 1661 phone for $30 with A $25 airtime purchase.!
2:09 am
December 31, 2009
I was just browsing the mobility.petro-canada.ca site. The Nokia 1661 was listed for $59- w/o mention of included airtime. I couldn't seem to find the 'Nokia 1661 phone for $30 with A $25 airtime purchase.!'
Do I need to go to the vendor to get the special by first purchasing the $25- voucher and then only pay $30- for the phone?