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Old 09-02-2011, 10:58 PM   #1
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Anyone using MOBILICITY and go to SFU?
Mobilicity is having some great deals right now, unlimited deals too. It shows that it does cover SFU on it's coverage map, but I've read that some ppl can't get reception up there.

So is anyone using Mobilicity at SFU and how's the reception up there? How's the reception elsewhere in vancouver Do you recommend using Mobilicity?

Also, I'm looking at either the Nexus S or HTC Panache 4G. Can't decide between the two.

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Old 09-03-2011, 08:19 PM   #2
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Just post in the SFU thread, don't need to make a new thread for everything.

And there's barely any reception up at SFU-no tower. Apparently a provider needs to be in existence for 5 years before SFU allows for one. I had a friend who got reception if they could see Burnaby...out in the parking lots.
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