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Nokia C3 finds a home at Petro-Canada

By on May 11, 2011 at 8:06am in Mobile News, Petro-Canada Mobility


The Nokia C3 is available at several locations: Rogers, Chatr, 7Eleven and now finds a spot at Petro-Canada. The price is $129 outright, or you can redeem 205,000 Petro-Points. Also if you buy 50 buck in airtime they’ll lower the cost to $89. The price is a bit on the high side considering with Chatr you can get it for $100, a free bluetooth and their plans are cheaper (plus Unlimited). Just saying there are options. The C3 has a full QWERTY keyboard, 2.4 inch display, MP3 Player, 2.0 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi and holds up to 8 GB with microSD card.

More here at Petro-Canada
(Thanks chall2k5!)

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5 comments for “Nokia C3 finds a home at Petro-Canada”

  1. They call it “Paie-Trop-Canada” (Pay Too Much Canada) in French… :D

    That C3 almost always costs less with the Chatr route. SIM cards could be swapped to a certain network from a narrow choice.

    If they want to be a serious MVNO in light of PC Mobile, 7-Eleven and others, they ought to get truly unlimited talk, text and Internet.

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    Posted by Alex Perrier | May 11, 2011, 8:22 am
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  2. They should lower their mobile rates as they raise their gas rates.

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    Posted by Brandon | May 11, 2011, 9:14 am
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  3. petro canada mobile? loooool since when?

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    Posted by sdklgjas | May 11, 2011, 4:30 pm
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  4. Ripoff, Chatr has it for much cheaper with better plans and dedicated Canadian customer service

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    Posted by Raiph | May 12, 2011, 3:10 am
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  5. Finally they have what looks to be a decent texting phone. Long overdue. I was with them for over two and a half years and the service served my needs well but then when I started to text more, the number pad just didn’t cut it. I went with Petro-Canada instead of 7-11 Speakout Wireless at the time because the nearest 7-11 was like 10+ miles and I didn’t feel like driving to a 7-11 every time I wanted to top-up. A $25 top-up lasted 120 days and that was a pretty good deal. But I think you can top-up online with 7-11 Speakout now and their top-ups last 365 days. 7-11 also has the Nokia C3. Making Petro Canada Mobility irrelevant.

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    Posted by Chris | May 15, 2011, 6:46 pm
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