PC Mobile

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PC Mobile started in the summer of 2005 as another President's Choice product, reselling Bell Mobility's services as a Mobile Virtual Network Operator in Canada. As with other PC products, their aim is to offer low fees, and rebundle someone else's product.

PC Mobile was created to challenge other pre-paid providers like Virgin Mobile, Bell Mobility, Rogers Wireless, Fido and Telus.

[edit] Hardware

PC Mobile currently offers four phones:

Audiovox 8615
Nokia 6585
Nokia 2855i
Samsung a580 (Available in Blue or Pink)

[edit] Fees

PC mobile airtime fees are $0.20/minute. The initial card is for $10.00 (good for 30 days) worth of airtime and subsequent cards are for $15.00 (30 day expiry) and $25.00 (60 day expiry).

You can also use the balance on your account to subscribe to their 1X wireless web service. The WAP based service will allow you to view websites linked from the PC Mobile homepage as well as other wap enabled sites.

[edit] External link

Website

	Canadian mobile phone companies
Bell / Aliant Mobility \| DMTS Mobility \| Fido \| ICE Wireless \| KMTS Mobility \| MTS Mobility \| NorthernTel Mobility \| NMI Mobility \| Rogers Wireless \| SaskTel Mobility \| Télébec Mobilité \| TBayTel Mobility \| TELUS Mobility
Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO)s: 7-Eleven Wireless \| Ontera \| PC Mobile \| Petro-Canada Mobility \| Primus Canada \| Solo Mobile \| Virgin Mobile
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