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01-21-2013, 10:54 PM
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I moved from Vancouver to Nanaimo and switched for Telus to Bell. I like Bell for good coverage and Vancouver is local for me, although Bell has offered all Canada as a local call for plans over $50 so that no longer matters. If you go with this, you may ask to keep your same number because then it will be no long distance for all your existing 'local' contacts to call you, it will be long distance for people in your new town though. I do a bit of web surfing and was ok with a 500mB plan, but got the free long distance by bumping up from $45 to $50 and so upgraded to the 1mB plan more to get the Canada as a local feature. If you are heading to US a lot in will cost way less to get a US based SIM (check eBay) as Bell and all the other companies will kill you on roaming fees. I am about to do this for a trip in June. Where are you moving to? Have fun moving your tank on the ferry, it is fun!
Dan
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Link to my Tank Upgrade Thread Dan Leus, Marine Biologist 20+ Years Marine Aquarium Experience Save the Reef, Buy a Frag! 
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01-21-2013, 11:19 PM
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Haha Tank will be staying here, at least for the time being.
Will be relocating to Parksville, renting for a few months until I know this Job will be permanent and stable. Not even going to chance it trying to rent a place with the Dog, 2 cats, the birds, the snakes, and all the fish tanks.... Gotta find a place that will at least take me and the dog for now. I'm used to paying $15 a month for my current phone, and never actually using the darn thing. Will be a big shift going to something different. I'm currently with Koodo. I do like the looks of some of their Canada wide plans, but really have no clue what to look for when it comes to plans for smart phones. If I got a 250 island number... Would it be roaming/long distance for me to call/text people when I'm using the phone in Vancouver?
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