I'm interested in getting a Motorola V60i and am wondering if I'd be
able to get it at $50, here's what I want to do.
   I currently have a Nokia 3390 on the plan where you pay a $10 base
charge every month and all minutes are 15cents. I want to get a v60i, switch

been a fido subscriber for a couple of years now and i just received a v60i
in the mail (ordered it friday) for $5... threaten to quit and maybe they'll
throw it in .. just be sure to get on the line with someone from the
cancellations department.

I didn't realize this since I use my Fido mostly on weekends, but calling
someone uses up time/seconds/ even if they don't answer.
Do all GSM carriers do this in North America?

Anyone know of any plans to implement CityFido in Toronto anytime soon?
I got rid of my landline, and would love to be able to have a plan like
CityFido here in Toronto!
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I know that this is the fido newsgroup, but the Bell one is not used that
much.
Anyways, whats the bell service like, I hear its the best one.
Also they have a phone called the slider by kyocera, anybody know if its any

As I understand it, if you subscribe to a text package this will cover
you while in Canada (of course) and the States (at least that's what
the rep at Fido told me anyway). Has anyone come across a site that
lists what sort of charge there is to send a text from other

Fido is sending me the T300 cause my T200 is defective....anyone use the
T300....is it any good?

Hello I have a question,
I have a cell phone from fido that I got for 4-5 months and few days back by
mistake my mom stepped on it,
the lcd is completely gone

I will be roaming Los Vegas next year using my Fido GPRS on GsM and Bell
Mobility (CDMA) for voice.
I'm told that if I am on the T-mobile service for my data, it will be free
on my plan with Fido.

I came home from the mall today and the large Fido store in Metrotown is all
out of stock on the M55's.  Wow.
I'm wondering, since I am really picky on sound quality and reception.
Should I upgrade to the Motorola V60i instead?  But Fido is out of stock on

Fido is currently facing attacks, or stab in the back, from all rivals
(Bell, Telus and Rogers) to offer claimed equivalent deals with new phones
to existing Fido users in order to lure them because they all want to kill
the smallest but most aggressive provider. Smart consumers ...

Can someone confirm that Fido is now carrying the Siemens M55?

Anyone know where I can buy a Nokia 6310i?  Preferably near Toronto?
Thanks.

I'm in Montreal Downtown, if you have SE P900 in stock by tomorrow!
I'm ready to pay 1150$ cash for the phone!
Please contact me as soon as possible!
Money is ready in my pocket!

I read somewhere that Cityfone uses the same technology as fido and
therefore should be good with GSM phones.
I have a GSM phone which I tried with a Cityfone SIM card but it doesn't
work.