On 19-Jan-06, at 5:54 PM, Bree wrote:
I don't get Shaw.
Why would they think people would pay $55 a month for their service
when it would be cheaper to just keep your land line, pay for call
display and voice mail (or package) and get a long distance company
like WinTel (25 cents flat fee per call long distance in Canada and
the US and 3 or 4 cents a minute to the UK and France) and not
bother with having problems with internet/phone interference?
Well, I guess the attraction of it for me is that I have a number of
family members around Canada, the US, and in England and hate the
hassle of using phone cards. I make numerous long distance calls
each month which really add up. I have tried Sprint and various
other long distance agents but this just seems the most hassle free.
I have to admit that I had never heard of Wintel before though. I'm
going to check that out.
Considering I already pay $45.00 a month just for basic service from
Telus, the extra $10.00 seems like a great deal to me for unlimited
LD phone calls.
Also, I heard that there is no interference between the internet and
the phone as they are on completely separate wiring systems.
Amber
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