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Originally Posted by FireFly
There are other reasons such as better coverage in Canada and the US where most Canadians use their phone, as well as better customer service (from me! I rock!) but then if what you're most concerned about is how cool your phone is and not whether or not it will actually work, then do whatever....  |
Since it's a GSM (unlocked) phone, it will work quite well anywhere in the world.* It will even do so without an astronomical "roaming" long-distance bill. Something that a CDMA (Telus/Bell) phone is incapable of doing.
I've also had excellent customer service from Fido. They even helped me program all my internet settings into my phone, even after I told them that I didn't even buy it from Fido (I bought it from UK Motorola). Try phoning Telus up and telling them you bought a phone from somewhere else and want them to help you get it onto their network.
*world: also includes all of Canada and the United States
