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4X4 · 05-19-2011, 11:46 AM

I googled it and CP was the third link, but the thread was really old, so I'm looking for new info on who I should switch to because I'm done with Rogers.

I have two BB Bolds that are locked to Rogers, so I guess I'll sell one of them to help cover cancellation fees (anyone interested?) and the other one I'll need to unlock (any recommendations?).

But most importantly, I'd like to find a provider that stops with the nazi-esque contracts. Fricken Rogers re-ups your contract every time you call to tweak your service unless you manage to talk the CSR out of it, and if you don't, bang, another three years.

F*** that. Not only is their coverage getting worse and worse, they're now pulling these little scams to keep you in a contract forever and ever?

I would like to switch to Wind, but the idea of paying $400 in cancellation fees and then have to buy another phone, because Wind is on a different kind of network than Rogers, doesn't appeal to me all that much.

Are there any other options?

05-19-2011, 11:46 AM	#1
4X4 One of the Nine Join Date: Dec 2004 Exp:	Cell Phone Providers in Calgary I googled it and CP was the third link, but the thread was really old, so I'm looking for new info on who I should switch to because I'm done with Rogers. I have two BB Bolds that are locked to Rogers, so I guess I'll sell one of them to help cover cancellation fees (anyone interested?) and the other one I'll need to unlock (any recommendations?). But most importantly, I'd like to find a provider that stops with the nazi-esque contracts. Fricken Rogers re-ups your contract every time you call to tweak your service unless you manage to talk the CSR out of it, and if you don't, bang, another three years. F*** that. Not only is their coverage getting worse and worse, they're now pulling these little scams to keep you in a contract forever and ever? I would like to switch to Wind, but the idea of paying $400 in cancellation fees and then have to buy another phone, because Wind is on a different kind of network than Rogers, doesn't appeal to me all that much. Are there any other options?