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http://mobilesyrup.com/2010/07/30/telus-to-release-new-40-student-plan/

-This plan looks good

 

Also look at Chatr's offerings and Wind Mobile if they are in your area (but I would go with Wind, because Chatr is evil :mad: )

 

If you work at a hospital right now in Ontario, you can get the following (which I have) from Rogers:

250 anytime minutes

250 incoming minutes

per second billing

unlimited evenings/weekends at 6

caller ID

voicemail

call forwarding

125 outgoing text messages

unlimited incoming text messages

 

For $22.60 all in per month

:D

 

If you add $30 + tax to that amount, you get 6gb of data with any smartphone (including the iPhone 4)

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http://mobilesyrup.com/2010/07/30/telus-to-release-new-40-student-plan/

-This plan looks good

 

Also look at Chatr's offerings and Wind Mobile if they are in your area (but I would go with Wind, because Chatr is evil :mad: )

 

If you work at a hospital right now in Ontario, you can get the following (which I have) from Rogers:

250 anytime minutes

250 incoming minutes

per second billing

unlimited evenings/weekends at 6

caller ID

voicemail

call forwarding

125 outgoing text messages

unlimited incoming text messages

 

For $22.60 all in per month

:D

 

If you add $30 + tax to that amount, you get 6gb of data with any smartphone (including the iPhone 4)

 

Hmmm that telus plan looks good but they have voice mail and no caller id? lol what's with that?

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http://mobilesyrup.com/2010/07/30/telus-to-release-new-40-student-plan/

-This plan looks good

 

Also look at Chatr's offerings and Wind Mobile if they are in your area (but I would go with Wind, because Chatr is evil :mad: )

 

If you work at a hospital right now in Ontario, you can get the following (which I have) from Rogers:

250 anytime minutes

250 incoming minutes

per second billing

unlimited evenings/weekends at 6

caller ID

voicemail

call forwarding

125 outgoing text messages

unlimited incoming text messages

 

For $22.60 all in per month

:D

 

If you add $30 + tax to that amount, you get 6gb of data with any smartphone (including the iPhone 4)

 

I'm using a hospital plan too with Bell - $22

250 incoming

unlimited after 6pm and evenings

caller ID, voice mail free, etc

no system access fee, or emergency # fee

 

just don't have unlimited txt message

 

but i'm soon switching to another hospital plan similar to above but with:

unlimited incoming

unlimited text messaging

 

also for $22 plan

 

so check out what your hospital offers :)

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I'm curious as to how you guys are affiliated with the hospital. I see that shannn is a 2014 so I'm somewhat suprised to see that you are on a hospital plan. I'm going into 1st year at UWO, does that mean that I can say I'm affiliated with LHSC?

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Unlikely, the above poster probably worked in the hospital setting prior to gaining admission to medical school...:)

 

These hospital-affiliated mobile plans seem like good value!

 

I'm curious as to how you guys are affiliated with the hospital. I see that shannn is a 2014 so I'm somewhat suprised to see that you are on a hospital plan. I'm going into 1st year at UWO, does that mean that I can say I'm affiliated with LHSC?
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I'm curious as to how you guys are affiliated with the hospital. I see that shannn is a 2014 so I'm somewhat suprised to see that you are on a hospital plan. I'm going into 1st year at UWO, does that mean that I can say I'm affiliated with LHSC?

 

the day you get your ID batch at hospital (first week of med?), you should check out the offers on the intranet network

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I'm curious as to how you guys are affiliated with the hospital. I see that shannn is a 2014 so I'm somewhat suprised to see that you are on a hospital plan. I'm going into 1st year at UWO, does that mean that I can say I'm affiliated with LHSC?

 

I worked full time as a researcher at a Toronto hospital for the 2009-2010 year :)

 

So I had my hospital ID, employee Number, hospital email, and pay stub (Rogers wanted my employee number, pay stub and email verified)

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Unlikely, the above poster probably worked in the hospital setting prior to gaining admission to medical school...

 

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so i just got a retention deal of the $40 iphone value pack (500mb data, unlimited msg, caller id, voicemail) for 15 dollars. Unfortunately, no iphones in stock, so i have a good plan... but no phone to use it on... lol

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so i just got a retention deal of the $40 iphone value pack (500mb data, unlimited msg, caller id, voicemail) for 15 dollars. Unfortunately, no iphones in stock, so i have a good plan... but no phone to use it on... lol

 

So how would your overall plan look like?

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Every provider has a retentions dept that you can negotiate awesome deals with, don't threaten to cancel (since they might call your bluff) but say you're frustrated and want to change providers and what could they offer to make you stay.

 

My plan:

My10 local

100 daytime mins

1000 Evenings+Weekends (@6pm)

500 incoming

2500 texts

=$25

Then I have 1000 canadian LD minutes ($10 - $10 credit)

and $10 value pack (Call ID, VM, 2500 picture/video/texts), again w/ $10 credit.

 

so $25+SAF+taxes = ~$37/mth.

 

The guy also offered a new smartphone at the 3-year contract price (I'm 22 months in) and $10 credit for the $30/6Gb plan, which if I accepted would be $60/mth, taxes in :)

 

now I'm waiting for an iphone as well...

 

That's a really good plan

 

But you should fight to get the SAF and 911 fees taken off

 

I just want to add 1000LD to my plan and I'll be happy

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