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But isn't just like $20 to unlock?
Or do you mean lock to a contract?
I've been with Rogers ~20 years. Honestly, as much as they piss me off, I'm not going anywhere. I am at home a lot with the kids (youngest is only 5), so I can put the phone on speaker when at home and waste a few hours negotiating for a deal while I make dinner/ lunches etc.
Again, my biggest thing is keeping my monthly budget in check. So knowing what I will be paying for 2 years is somewhat comforting to me. And as long as I don't get fired from work, I have access to WiFi, so the limited data doesn't affect me too much.
The whole thing about asking about the phones was that I didn't want to get stuck with another phone that had issues, like I personally found the S4 to have.
But don't think that you are off the hook, my coffee loving fellow gtamer -- you seem to be knowledgeable in these matters, so there will be more questions!
Sent from the Purple Zone
per the Wireless Consumer Bill of Rights (ha, CRTC threw us a few bones while protecting the semi-monopolies)
the carriers have to provide an unlocking service on contract phones and can charge $50 to do it
I was referring to a phone that you buy outright, that has never been locked to a carrier
you can get iphones in this state, but they're around $900, totally insane
you can get an unlocked android that will blow it away for 1/3 of that