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Rogers Rings in Another Canadian First with New Wireless Home and Business Phone Service Specially designed affordable home and small business phone alternative to deliver more value and choice for customers outside of the Rogers Home Phone territory TORONTO, July 23, 2013 /CNW/ - Rogers Communications, today announced it will be the first Canadian carrier to offer a low-cost, wireless home and small business phone solution that operates on the national Rogers wireless network. Launching today, the Rogers Wireless Home Phone service for consumers and the Rogers Wireless Business Phone for small businesses will be available in regions across Canada where Rogers home and small business landline services are not offered. Starting at the introductory low pricing of $9.99 per month for new and existing Rogers wireless customers, the Rogers Wireless Home Phone service offers a traditional home or office phone service using existing fixed line telephones without the need for a landline or internet connection. Customers simply need to purchase the Wireless Home Phone device, which is an electrically powered adapter with an active SIM card, plug an existing cordless or corded phone into that device and begin making calls over the Rogers wireless network. The service is a flexible solution for customers, allowing them to keep their current phone number and effortlessly move the service to any residence or office where the national Rogers wireless network is available. "This new service demonstrates how we continue to leverage investments made in our national wireless network to deliver innovative services that provide value to Canadians," said John Boynton, executive vice-president and chief marketing officer, Rogers Communications. "Our growing wireless base is always looking for what's next in mobile technology, and now customers outside of our home phone territory will be the first to access an affordable, wireless home phone service." The Wireless Home Phone device is available for a one-time fee of $29.99 at local Rogers retail locations in regions where Rogers landline services are not offered. Rogers Wireless Home Phone is available with no-term commitment, starting at the introductory price of $9.99 per month for Rogers wireless consumer and wireless small business customers, and $24.99 per month for non-Rogers wireless customers. The service includes unlimited Canada-wide calling, voicemail, and caller ID. Customers can also subscribe to additional value-added services including call waiting, conference calling, call forwarding, and international long distance packages. For more information about Wireless Home Phone visit: www.rogers.com/whp About Rogers Communications SOURCE Rogers Communications Inc.  For further information: Kaili Lupp Index of Releases | |
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Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Rogers Rings in Another Canadian First with New Wireless Home and Business Phone Service
Rogers présente une autre primeur canadienne : les nouveaux services de téléphonie résidentielle sans fil et de...
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Rogers présente une autre primeur canadienne : les nouveaux services de téléphonie résidentielle sans fil et de téléphonie d'affaires sans filUne alternative abordable aux services classiques de téléphonie qui offre davantage de valeur et de choix aux clients qui se situent en dehors des marchés où les services filaires de Rogers sont offerts. Une nouvelle solution de téléphonie résidentielle innovante propulsée par le réseau sans-fil national de Rogers TORONTO, le 23 juill. 2013 /CNW/ - Rogers Communications a annoncé aujourd'hui qu'elle sera le premier opérateur canadien à offrir une solution abordable de téléphonie résidentielle sans fil et de téléphonie d'affaires sans fil qui exploite le réseau sans fil national de Rogers. Maintenant disponible, Rogers offre la Téléphonie résidentielle sans fil de Rogers pour le grand public et la Téléphonie d'affaires sans fil de Rogers pour les petites entreprises dans les régions canadiennes où les services filaires de Rogers ne sont pas offerts. Les abonnés sans-fil actuels et les nouveaux abonnés sans-fil peuvent se procurer le service de Téléphonie résidentielle sans fil de Rogers au prix de lancement de 9,99 $ par mois. Ce service offre une expérience de téléphonie résidentielle ou de téléphonie d'affaires classique et ne nécessite aucune ligne filaire ni aucune connexion Internet. Les clients n'ont besoin que de l'appareil de Téléphonie résidentielle sans fil - un adaptateur alimenté électriquement équipé d'une carte SIM en service - et d'y brancher un téléphone avec ou sans cordon pour faire des appels sur le réseau sans-fil de Rogers. Cette solution procure de la souplesse aux clients, notamment en leur permettant de conserver leur numéro de téléphone actuel et de déplacer aisément le service dans toute résidence ou bureau où le réseau sans-fil national de Rogers est accessible. « Ce nouveau service démontre la façon dont nous continuons à tirer profit des investissements que nous avons faits dans notre réseau sans-fil national afin d'offrir des services novateurs et abordables qui procurent un avantage aux Canadiens, déclare John Boynton, vice-président principal et chef de la direction du Marketing, Rogers Communications. Notre clientèle croissante d'abonnés sans-fil recherche toujours les dernières avancées de la technologie sans-fil, et maintenant, les clients qui se situent à l'extérieur du territoire de la Téléphonie résidentielle de Rogers seront les premiers à profiter d'un service de téléphonie résidentielle sans fil abordable. » Les clients peuvent se procurer l'adaptateur Téléphonie résidentielle sans fil moyennant un coût d'achat unique de 29,99 $ dans les magasins Rogers situés dans les régions où les services filaires de Rogers ne sont pas offerts. La Téléphonie résidentielle sans fil de Rogers sera offerte sans abonnement, au prix de lancement de 9,99 $ par mois pour les abonnés sans-fil actuels ainsi que pour les abonnés sans fil actuels petites entreprises, et à 24,99 $ pour les nouveaux clients. Le service comprend les appels illimités partout au Canada, la Messagerie vocale et l'Affichage des appels. Les clients peuvent également s'abonner à d'autres services à valeur ajoutée, dont l'Appel en attente, la Conférence téléphonique, le Renvoi d'appel et des forfaits d'interurbains internationaux. Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements sur la Téléphonie résidentielle sans fil de Rogers, consultez : rogers.com/trsf À propos de Rogers SOURCE Rogers Communications Inc. - Français  Renseignements : Luiza Staniec Répertoire des communiqués | |
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Thursday, July 18, 2013
Keyword: ["rogers wireless"]: Motorola X coming to U.S. Cellular on August 26th, says leaked memo
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Monday, July 15, 2013
Keyword: ["rogers wireless"]: Moto X has always-on Google Now listening mode and gesture shortcut to camera, launches this August
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Wednesday, June 26, 2013
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Keyword: ["rogers wireless"]: TAYLOR: Eastlink Wireless has little to fear from foreign competitors
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Friday, June 14, 2013
Fido launches in the Maritimes with $100,000 contribution to Maritime SPCAs
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Fido launches in the Maritimes with $100,000 contribution to Maritime SPCAs Total FidoCARES donation shared with Nova Scotia, Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton and PEI SPCAs MONCTON, NB, June 14, 2013 /CNW/ - Fido kicks off its launch today of five kiosk locations in Halifax, Moncton, Fredericton and Saint John with a $100,000 commitment to local SPCAs in the region. The FidoCARES™ donation reflects the company's commitment to giving back to its customers and their communities. "Fido is known for being an affordable and loyal carrier that truly cares about its customers and we're excited to launch in the Maritimes," said Cameron McFadyen, director of marketing, Fido. "We are honoured to make this contribution to the community and to help local SPCA organizations provide necessary animal care and services." The FidoCARES donation for shelters in Saint John, Fredericton, Charlottetown, Moncton and Halifax will support programs and services for animal protection, care and rehabilitation, advocacy and education. "There is a great need in our community to support the care and well-being of rescued animals that come to our shelter," said Karen Nelson, Executive Director of the Greater Moncton SPCA. "With this significant donation from Fido, we will be better equipped to continue much-needed dog rescue and welfare programs, renovate and provide more space in our dog kennels and continue to support low-cost spay and neuter programs." Fido services are now available today at the following locations:
Additionally, Fido services are now available at more than 50 third-party retailers including Costco, Wireless Etc, Wireless Wave, T Booth, the Apple Store, Future Shop, Best Buy, Walmart and Loblaws Superstores. Every standard, smart and max monthly wireless plans from Fido includes unlimited international text, voicemail, call display, Canada-wide calling, unlimited evening and weekend calling after 6 pm and there are no activation fees. Fido customers in the Maritimes now have access to blazing fast speeds on the LTE network - the world's fastest wireless network technology. The Fido LTE network will be available in Halifax, Sydney, and Kentville, Nova Scotia as well as Saint John, Moncton and Bathurst, New Brunswick. The LTE network continues to grow in the Maritimes with expansion to additional cities such as Fredericton, Miramichi, Charlottetown, Truro and New Glasgow, expected by the end of 2013. Further Fido locations will launch this summer including one Fido kiosk in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia and an additional 20 third-party locations. For more information about the Maritime launch, visit http://www.meetfido.ca About Fido Solutions: Image with caption: "This Friday, Fido announced a $100,000 contribution to five SPCAs in the Maritime region including shelters in Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton, Halifax and Charlottetown to support needs such as veterinary care, animal protection and education. Karen Hudson, Executive Director of the Moncton SPCA (left) and Heather Robinson, Communications Manager for Fido (right), hold seven-year-old terrier mix named Squirt and two-year-old shepherd mix named Tundra. (CNW Group/Rogers Wireless and Cable)". Image available at: http://photos.newswire.ca/images/download/20130614_C8164_PHOTO_EN_28034.jpg SOURCE: Rogers Wireless and Cable For further information: Heather Robinson Kathryn Boland Index of Releases | |
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