| REFLUX |
man, I switched to Fido so I could get away from Rogers....
but as long as Fido is still around & offering their coverage/plans, it's all good |
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| Casanova |
| Yah they will operate as two seperate entities. But the benefit for Rogers customers is that they can take advantage of Fido's strategically placed cell sites where Rogers is weak strengthening their signal anywhere they are in the city. Benefit to Fido customers is that they can use Rogers network for 3 months for free so the main benefit there would be rural and outside city limits as well as anywhere Fido has gaps. After 3 months though if they want the ability to roam on Rogers network then it is 5 bucks a month. which isnt too bad because existing fido customers will be allowed to keep their price plans, which Fido was giving away ridiculously cheap. |
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| Nite_Rydah |
| Sweet:bthumbup:..I'm with Rogers and the reception is horrible on my street |
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| Casanova |
| Let me know if you do indeed find a better signal in areas Rogers used to lack in! it would help me out, thanks! |
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| MeXx |
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Originally posted by Nite_Rydah
Sweet:bthumbup:..I'm with Rogers and the reception is horrible on my street
there all pretty much the same towers around edmonton i dont know if it will change |
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| Casanova |
| Thank you for your expert insight. |
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| MeXx |
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Originally posted by Casanova
Thank you for your expert insight.
If I wanted you opinion I would ask for it |
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