VoIP suggestion
Phone contract is almost up, looking to switch to a VoIP system. I believe Eastlink is offering 3gigs for 35$ data only which sounds much better then my current contract. I don't call much.
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Why not just go with a MagicJack or something?
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I paid $115. for 5 years Magic Jack unlimited calling in North America
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Nice! Do you use the mobile app (or have you tried it), is that enough to get by?
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If anyone is interested this is what I ended up going with:
Smartphone unlocked (old htc desire) Bell tablet flex plan can range from $5 - $10(250mb) - $35(5gigs) month depending on the data you use. Got my (halifax) online number from http://voip.ms/ 2.99 a month plus 1/2 cent per minute in and out. Pros: It is way cheaper then before. Voip.ms great service for problem solving I tether my phone to my computer, avoid another internet bill I can switch providers to another tablet plan and not switch number pay as you go Call Id (didn't choose it but still get it) Filter out certain countries No contract. Cons: I've had some bad connections, communication was bad (majority have been good) No 911 (my solution keep the police, fire, and hospital in your favorite #) No texting (they are working on it) Not ideal for people with high call volume You have to keep your data on. Voip app uses battery (variety of apps to choose from I use CSipSimple) Bell gives you a dumby number, it still works and you will get charged if you end up using it. call gets routed to New York and back (Toronto is also available) All in all I'm happy with the new plan, and do recommend it to people who do not call allot. |
Bell doesn't complain if you use a smartphone with a tablet data plan? I know some carriers are fussy about the plans being for specific device types.
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