I'm a senior and have had only one month experience in using a cell phone for the first time. I want a PHONE in the purest sense of the word, nothing else: no bells and whistles.

I want a phone with large numbers and letters, and I want to be able to call anywhere in Calgary. I'm willing to pay long distance charges within Canada and to the US.

I want a cheap, bare-bones phone to replace my land phone. What can Rogers offer me that Bell can't?

Hi Ferdinand . Yes, you can transfer your number to Rogers as long as it is an active one. But in case it's already disconnected, you should contact Rogers directly to discuss your options.