In terms of how their coverage is in their zone, it's fine. It has its bad spots just like Rogers, Bell, or Telus. Coverage is never perfect.
The drawback of course is outside the cities you're jumping on Rogers networks and pay more for it. Doing that you're still going to pay alot less then on similar plans with the big three.
Customer service can be a pain, but overall I've been with Wind for a year and a half and am happy with the service.
My plan, 40 bucks a month for every damn think can't be beat.
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