Wind Mobile: Let The “Contract Killing” Begin
Remember not too long ago when Wind Mobile made the announcement that they’d be offering credits to help offset cancellation fees when porting over to them? Well, never being a carrier to shy away from a bit of healthy competition they have chosen to turn this publicity stunt into an all out “Contract Killing Carnival”.
Aside from the free popcorn, face painting (my personal favorite) and arts and crafts being offered, they are actually out to prove a point. Of the 714 Canadians interviewed 49% are on a wireless term with at least a year or more remaining.
[Via Mobile Syrup]
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about 2 years ago
Can you see these smaller companies like Wind and etc. reaching all over Ontario?
about 2 years ago
absolutely, as the network is expanded it will
about 2 years ago
Means nothing to me until Wind comes to Newfoundland