What are the Different Cell Phone Service Providers in Toronto and who has the best deal?

Answer by lakeontario_tr
You have Rogers, Fido, Telus and Bell. I tried Rogers and Fido (now both belong to the same company). Rogers will rip you off. They will change your agreement without even letting you know. They will start charging you extra things after a while on the basis that the first month(s), those extra ones offered for free. Telus is growing, downside is that it does not use GSM system. Bell has the widest network coverage. Bell offers some other bundled packages with internet or home phone. I definitely recommend you not go with Rogers.

Answer by MMMomma C
My g/f works at Fido and I can tell you that they have some interesting packages. Unlimited incoming calls, the evenings start earlier, they bill by the second (do you know how much this saves) you would have a fit if you went to a store and it advertised something for $ 20.50 and you got to the till and they rounded it up to $ 21.00 why do you let cellphone companies do the same? They also have Fido Dollars, 5% of your bill every month they give back to you in a Fido Dollar account. It adds up to be enough to buy another phone for you or give it to a family member. How cool is that? I used Telus but see how much they charge to get out of a contract!! Ouch, Bell the phones look very cheap. Honestly I would recommend Fido with Five ******

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Two cellphone towers in Lansing’s (MI) southwest side


Image by Wes Thorp
The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the need advancing technology in its neigh

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues Lansing in U.S. District Court in Grand Rapids to

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues Lansing in U.S. District Court in Grand Rapids to build the cell tower, neighbors next to the tower are helping to develop an ordinance to make the two sets of needs compatible.

Is there Cricket?
T-Mobile?
Are there any that don’t require credit checks??

Answer by datlinh
This is another carrier but Iam not sure they will be run your credit or not but this is no contract .
http://www.metropcs.com/customer_support/faq.aspx#1
My husband used the MetroPCS in CA and he like it . Did you move yet ? I just want to share with you is I found my new house in Twin Creeks area ( Allen ) and very nice in there . Good luck with your new place too .

Answer by That DJ
You have more than one option:
1. Metro PCS
2. Boost

You can find these in you local mall.

Answer by UmmYeahOk
What about all those pay-as-you-go plans? AT&T and Verizon have the best coverage in Flower Mound. I think the Target and Best Buy on 2499 still offer Virgin Mobile as well as others.

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