Question for Canadians, and any cell phone users

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Originally Posted by Cataholic

I think that many of our land line services also provide "free" LD these days.

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"FREE LD" does NOT always mean "Free to Canada"!! :(

Both my local landline telco (Century) and cell carrier (Verizon/Alltel)
charge EXTRA for calls to Canada.

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Originally Posted by king2005

anyone can add me if they want.. just let me know who you are so i can accept, as i don't like the sex-bots that try to add me lol

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What ??? No sex-bots ???
Awwwww Jess......you're definately no fun at all !!!! :p:p

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Originally Posted by Sirrahsim

My American cell contract had no charge for roaming or long distance at all.

My cell phone here in Germany is a whole other can of worms. There is no additional fee for roaming while in Germany but there are extra fees for calling out of Germany, for calling landlines, for calling mobiles depending on what network they are on:eek: They nickel and dime you to death over here! I am hoping that we don't have to use or phone when we are in Holland this weekend because it would probably cost us at least an extra Euro 0.50 a minute to make any calls at all.
I guess I should add that over here we pay nothing for incoming calls so that is pretty cool :D

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What you describe is similar for most EU countries. It is different for landlines though, especially when you are using Internet. In my case I can call many countries for free (I only pay the monthly subscription), as long as I call landline. Calling abroad from mobile to mobile or from landline to mobile is pretty expensive.