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Say Hello to the TELUS HSPA SIM card!
With TELUS launching their new network soon (very soon) we already new that SIM cards were in the works and that the network has already done some testing. More advancements today as a picture has surfaced of a glorious looking TELUS HSPA SIM card… which means a launch is just around the corner! We are honestly looking forward to the first few devices of the new network!
Previously we reported that TELUS made some changes to their service terms stating that the “SIM card is not reusable on termination of your service”, and also informed you of an internal document titled “BlackBerry Tour, BlackBerry Storm & International Roaming and HSPA” states that “Please note that our current line up of HSPA devices won’t be compatible with the Canadian HSPA network. When the HSPA Network launches TELUS will be providing a new HSPA line up of devices that will work on that Network”.
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This seems almost certainly a fake. Note the spelling: “wirelezz”. And the company is “Telus Mobility”; they would not miss that. Maybe someone at Rogers Wireless is having a good laugh.
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I believe wirelezz is a watermark added by the poster of the photo.
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^ FAIL.
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“Wirelezz” is the user name of the person who posted the pic. It’s just a watermark. Oh it’s a real SIM card, but whether it’s just a roaming SIM like they’ve been giving out with their HSPA capable devices like the Storm and Tour, or a SIM for the new network, I don’t know.
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I realize now the wirelezz is a watermark. I hadn’t seen the original post. However, the wrong name for the company – it’s Telus Mobility – and the absence of French suggest it’s a fake. A real card would be bilingual Telus is the Bc/AB phone company but the rest of us are with Telus Mobility.
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Well, actually, the word Mobility has been removed a couple of years ago. It is now just Telus. What actually bugs me is the TEL HSPA SIM marking that looks a bit cheap.
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Anyone have a 9630? can anyone confirm its not the same sim. lol. Just asking ?
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If I may add, that any Telus phone you buy, just has “Telus” on the device, not Telus Mobility.
I hope the new phones come sooner than later.
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How does this new(?) network system work?
does it work the same as GSM?
so if I have an unlocked phone, can I use Telus with their HSPA SIM Card??
I’ve never heard of this new system
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This looks legit.
First off,
“Wirelezz” is a watermark.
Secondly, TELUS ditched the Mobility as part of its logo.
Just head to a local TELUS Corporate Store (not a dealer) and you will see its just TELUS.
Thirdly, this is not the same SIM as an International device like the Tour, I have the TOUR and the International SIM’s TELUS carries for its devices do not have the “TEL HSPA SIM” label on it.
Which leads me to believe this is the real deal….HSPA is coming sooner then everyone thinks.
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if i am curently with telus when they get this new network will they drop the old one? SO will we get new phones that support this new network or will they keep both of theses networks. I curently have an LG Dare and My mom HAs a LG Choclate My dad – LG Shine an My siter- Lg venus. WE are on a three year contract it is not over for another two years.
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