Tag Archives: rogers
Rogers, Fido, Chat-R Text Messaging woes
Posted on27. Aug, 2010 by aingaran.
Rogers customers sending SMS (Text messages) to non-Rogers (Rogers, Fido, Chat-r Wireless) customers are experiencing long delays when sending and lost messages.
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Get $30/month off your Rogers Bill from Coke
Posted on11. Aug, 2010 by aingaran.
Coke product (Coke, Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite and Nestea Iced Tea) drinkers can get upto $30 off your Rogers Bill from iCoke.
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Apple iPad Plan details from Rogers
Posted on10. May, 2010 by aingaran.
Rogers will be releasing a 5 GB iPad Data plan for $35/month for the Apple Tablet (iPad). The iPad will be available in Canada on May 28th and will work on the Telus, Rogers/Fido and Bell networks.
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Rogers Pay & Talk customers, get $5!
Posted on16. Apr, 2010 by aingaran.
Rogers is giving away $5 to their Pay and Talk customers, for signing up for their new rewards program.
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6 months local calling, nights/weekends at 6PM & activation free from Bell, Fido, Rogers and Telus
Posted on25. Mar, 2010 by aingaran.
In response to Telus’s promotion from a few days ago, the other Big 2 carriers have decided to match the promotion. Telus offered new clients 6 months of unlimited local calling, free calling on early nights and weekends starting at 6pm (regularly $7/month) and free activation ($35 fee). That offer is now available at Bell, [...]
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Rogers Tethering Policy — Update
Posted on24. Mar, 2010 by aingaran.
After almost two years of uncertainty about what Rogers was planning to do with clients who currently tethered and those who intend to tether in the future, we have closure! For those who don’t know what tethering is, here’s the definition according to Wikipedia, Tethering is the use of a mobile device such as a [...]
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Google Nexus One — Now available in Canada!
Posted on16. Mar, 2010 by aingaran.
The Nexus one comes unlocked directly from Google and will support Both Quad-Band GSM/EDGE (850, 900, 1800 and 1900 Mhz) and Triband HSPA/UMTS (850, 1900 and 2100 Mhz) 3G networks. This means, the phone will work on all 4 major Canadian carriers: Rogers, Fido, Bell and Telus. After a couple of months of exclusivity for [...]
