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March 13th 12, 03:55 AM
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Phone roaming in the US and Canada was card numbers, was cards, was E-ZPass, was CharlieCards v.v. Oyster (and Octopus?)
On Mon, 12 Mar 2012 11:08:51 -0700, "Roger Traviss"
wrote: If you have an out of country phone in either Canada or the United States, the roaming costs to go to the other country are noticeable. I'm going to pay 40 dollars of 100 minutes of air time in the US for one month so that I don't get hit with really bad roaming charges. Within either the US or Canada, most carriers are nationwide so far as roaming is concerned. Here in Victoria, if you are down by the waterfront, you may get hit by roaming changes for even a local call. Why? Because your call gets picked up by a cell tower in Blaine, Washington State. :-) That has been alleged to have happened on English south coast shores/beaches which are screened from the local transmitter by high cliffs but within range of French base stations. |
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