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Rogers has released a new BlackBerry promo, the “My10 BlackBerry Social” plan is $42.75/month and gives you 150 minutes, 6pm evenings and weekends, Unlimited Social Networking (Facebook, Twitter, MySpace), Unlimited messaging and BBM, plus unlimited Canada-wide calling to your favourite 10 people. This plan is only available to those customers who sign a 3-year contract on the following devices: BlackBerry Bold 9780, Curve 9300 or the Curve 8520 (so none of the new BlackBerry 7 smartphones). Rogers notes this is a limited time offer and the price includes the Government Regulatory Recovery Fee (GRRF).
Thanks tipster!
let the bashing begin
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Bell and Virgin already has this, without the GRRF, and is available on ALL blackberries (including the 9900/9810)
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Exactly. And Bell’s costs $40 and includes 200 mins. Not helping drive the prices down Rogers. You’re going the wrong way!
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Spoke to a friend of mine in the UK last week, 3 year contracts basically don’t exist. The government’s been encouraging 1 year but most of the deals are on 18 month contracts. We’re already decades behind Europe, how much further must we slip back into the stone ages before we realise we’re getting majorly screwed???
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And you can get almost every phone free on the contract and their plans are massive like thousands of minutes and texts as well as unlimited (win like) data
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Really? “$42.75″? I will pay $42.67, but not a penny more!
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Jonsey wind has a new tab thats like a 3 year. Even at 2 years you still have to pay back a huge part of the remaining portion. Just like a contract you have to pay off the phone.
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Who mentioned Wind?
But while we’re on the subject, I don’t see how a contract and a tab compare except they’re laid out over a certain period of time.
The WindTab gives you between $150-$400 off the cost of a phone, a contract does not.
The WindTab doesn’t charge interest on the balance, in a contract the interest has already been calculated.
You can bail on a WindTab with no penalty. In a contract you’d have to pay off the balance of the phone, the balance of the plan PLUS termination fees that add up to the hundreds.
With the WindTab your balance is paid off by Wind after 3 years. As payments are only about $3-$4 per month this is entirely likely to happen, saving a possible 4 years of payments. All of this interest free.
So, call it a contract if you will. Other than a time stipulation, I see no comparison what so ever.
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And it’s no contract at virgin hmm ill be there first for a new blackerry os 7 device for $40 a month
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Ok, tell me now Rogers, is this some brilliant plan to attract customers? No. So STFU and go improve yourselves
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I love my pearl flip
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Telus has this as the student 40 but with voice mail, call waiting and call conference, and 50 more minutes for $40, someone already above already mentioned the Bell version which also cheaper than Rogers(Robbers) more expensive…….Shocker!!!!
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Robbers is going to collapse soon giving way to Mobilicty, Public Mobile, and Virgin
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An 18 month plan there is comparible in cost to a 3 year one here. The extended amortised cost is significantly lower in the UK than here. As for phone selection, not only are there more phones avilable, there are phones we can only dream of having here and more versions of those same phones.
So yeah, we have it good here, huh?
I lived in the UK for 21 years and go back regularly, at least twice a year and often check out the deals as I always use a local SIM. I was just looking at carrier’s site as I’ve decided to use a local phone from now on too. The selection is amazing. And all unlocked too!
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……and further to your IQ comment:
No, I won’t bother commenting. I think your post speaks for itself.
Not to worry, maybe once you’ve learned to actually do a little research before mouthing off you’ll be aloowed to post again.
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They should check your IQ. How do you compare EU unemployment with Canada, and then UK density with Canada?
Lacking consistency?
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@niceguy I payed full price for my BlackBerry Bold 9900, but guess what, I still need to sign a 3 year deal to get the 6gb data plan, or other good promotions. Our neighbors to the south have 2 year plans that offer a lot more than we get. I’m not asking for a revolution, I’m just asking for some fair prices. Same goes for our internet connections.
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I am sorry but that wasn’t a very smart move, considering both Bell and Telus have that 6gb for $30 add on available on no term contracts and if I remember the picture of the promo from Rogers it also stated something about no term month to month users. Robbers strikes again…….this time on you!!!!!
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again our neighbors to the south pay alot less bc they have 10 times the population we do..duh but were geting there
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Too many thumbs down makes your comments disappear. You should ask for thumbs up.
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FACT: You are an iIdiot
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FACT: Larkin doesn’t know how to spell.
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The thing I find penultimately amusing is that these new plans DO NOT INCLUDE EMAIL as far as I can see.
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That is correct, it does not, it’s a blackberry social plan; not a blackberry email plan. Sadly, there is a difference.
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FACT: Larkin for example is upset with scientific/mathematical/empirical knowledge and facts.
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FACT: RIM fired 2,000 employees a few weeks ago.
Thumbs down if you were one of them.
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So hard to choose from!! I like all these phones!
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RIM is a good company!
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I like these phones but I like the PlayBook better
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@Larkin
What is an “ildiot”? Is it a compliment?
FACT: Larkin doesn’t know how to spell.
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Love how the trolls are coming out now.
@Fact Finder – FACT: Your posts are disliked by many. Leave!
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FACT: Larkin is now upset and wants me to leave.
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Fact Finder please stop these harassing posts or you will be banned.
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Here is a fact for ya’ll – iPhone5 is DOA when it comes out.
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I wonder who gets more thumbs down in a posting? Alex Perrier or Fact Finder? Thumbs down if you agree
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I read a lot of posts of people complaining about unfair mobile pricing. lets actually do sonething about it. we should start a website informing people of how we are getting ripped off and possibly start a petition… anyone in?
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are you dumb?
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Wow 150 minutes! I’m jumping with joy!
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I wonder when Rogers is going to realize that plans with time and usage restrictions are on their way out…
Wake up Rogers, and offer something decent. And yes, profits will be lost, but seeing as your profits have been made from years of inflated prices, it should come as no surprise….
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Rogers made this move to help clear excess berry inventory
FACT
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Fact Finder is a welcome addition to this board
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I concur
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Good to see net neutrality is alive and well in Canada.
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Canadians are the most self entitled people in the world and thier BB brand is failing.
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Virgin Will give you 50 more minutes and you can take this plan with ALL blackberry including the new 9900 and 9810.
How is this competive?
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The only provider that is moving toward the right direction in Canada is Fido. At least they offer unlimited for a fair price without compromising the quality of services and network. They also give you some extras like Fido Dollars. They try to improve their service with FidoANSWERS and give you more savings when you can trade-in your used phone.
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