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Bell runs its own national 5G network and sells monthly plans, with SmartPay to spread a phone's cost over two years and a five-year price guarantee on its top plans. We list 14 Bell phone plans below, from $40.00/mo before tax, with the price after tax in your province on each card.

Independent Β· no pay-for-placement Β· Last reviewed November 1, 2026
Value Score
7.9 / 10
Rated on verifiable cost & terms, not a review average.
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Mobile internet – Freedomβ„’ plan 100 GB
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
100GB
Calls & Texts
β€”
International
β€”
$100.00/mo
Monthly billing
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Wi-Fi calling included
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $100.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Renews monthly, cancel anytime
Mobile internet – Freedomβ„’ plan 80 GB
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
80GB
Calls & Texts
β€”
International
β€”
$80.00/mo
Monthly billing
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Mobile hotspot included
Wi-Fi calling included
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $80.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Renews monthly, cancel anytime
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Mobile internet – Freedomβ„’ plan 50 GB
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
50GB
Calls & Texts
β€”
International
β€”
$50.00/mo
Monthly billing
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Mobile hotspot included
Wi-Fi calling included
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $50.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Renews monthly, cancel anytime
Mobile internet – Freedomβ„’ plan 30 GB
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
30GB
Calls & Texts
β€”
International
β€”
$30.00/mo
Monthly billing
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Mobile hotspot included
Wi-Fi calling included
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $30.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Renews monthly, cancel anytime
Tablet – Unlimited non-shareable data (20 GB at max speeds)
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
Unlimited (20GB fast)
Calls & Texts
β€”
International
β€”
Add-on line: needs a Bell phone plan
+$20.00/mo per line
Monthly billing
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $20.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Renews monthly, cancel anytime
Mobile internet – Freedomβ„’ plan 150 GB
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
150GB
Calls & Texts
β€”
International
β€”
$150.00/mo
Monthly billing
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Mobile hotspot included
Wi-Fi calling included
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $150.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Renews monthly, cancel anytime
Mobile internet – Freedomβ„’ plan 125 GB
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
125GB
Calls & Texts
β€”
International
β€”
$125.00/mo
Monthly billing
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Mobile hotspot included
Wi-Fi calling included
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $125.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Renews monthly, cancel anytime
Basic
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
β€”
Calls & Texts
Unlimited
International
β€”
$30.00/mo
With AutoPay · $40.00 without
Monthly auto-pay
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Smartwatch line available ($10/mo NumberShare Β· 5GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Tablet line available ($20/mo Β· 20GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Wi-Fi calling included
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $40.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $30.00/mo
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Renews monthly, cancel anytime
Select – 100 GB with U.S. roaming
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
100GB
Calls & Texts
Unlimited
International
US included
$75.00/mo
With AutoPay · $85.00 without
$90.00/mo
With AutoPay · $100.00 without
With your own phone
Monthly auto-pay
Or $60/mo with Bell Internet at home and AutoPay
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Smartwatch line available ($10/mo Β· NumberShare 5GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Tablet line available ($20/mo Β· 20GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Mobile hotspot included
Wi-Fi calling included
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $85.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $75.00/mo
Advertised plan price $100.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $90.00/mo
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Renews monthly, cancel anytime
Ultra – Unlimited with international roaming
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
Unlimited
Calls & Texts
Unlimited
International
Global roaming
$80.00/mo
With AutoPay · $90.00 without
$95.00/mo
With AutoPay · $105.00 without
With your own phone
Monthly auto-pay
Or $65/mo with Bell Internet at home and AutoPay
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Crave
Smartwatch line available ($10/mo Β· NumberShare 5GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Tablet line available ($20/mo Β· 20GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Mobile hotspot: 50GB high-speed
US & Mexico included with data
Wi-Fi calling included
Price locked
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $90.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $80.00/mo
Advertised plan price $105.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $95.00/mo
Price locked
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Price lock: your rate won’t increase
Select – 100 GB with U.S. roaming
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
100GB
Calls & Texts
Unlimited
International
US included
$55.00/mo
With AutoPay · $65.00 without
$70.00/mo
With AutoPay · $80.00 without
With your own phone
Monthly auto-pay
Or $40/mo with Bell Internet at home and AutoPay
Includes a $5/mo bill credit with your own phone
Includes a $10/mo bill credit with a new phone
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Smartwatch line available ($10/mo NumberShare Β· 5GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Tablet line available ($20/mo Β· 20GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Mobile hotspot included
Wi-Fi calling included
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $65.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $55.00/mo
Advertised plan price $80.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $70.00/mo
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Renews monthly, cancel anytime
Ultra – Unlimited with U.S./France roaming
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
Unlimited
Calls & Texts
Unlimited
International
Global roaming
$65.00/mo
With AutoPay · $75.00 without
$85.00/mo
With AutoPay · $95.00 without
With your own phone
Monthly auto-pay
Or $50/mo with Bell Internet at home and AutoPay
Includes a $5/mo bill credit with your own phone
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Crave
Smartwatch line available ($10/mo NumberShare Β· 5GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Tablet line available ($20/mo Β· 20GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Mobile hotspot: 50GB high-speed
Wi-Fi calling included
Price locked
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $75.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $65.00/mo
Advertised plan price $95.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $85.00/mo
Price locked
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Price lock: your rate won’t increase
Ultra – Unlimited with international roaming
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
Unlimited
Calls & Texts
Unlimited
International
Global roaming
$100.00/mo
With AutoPay · $110.00 without
$115.00/mo
With AutoPay · $125.00 without
With your own phone
Monthly auto-pay
Or $85/mo with Bell Internet at home and AutoPay
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Other
Smartwatch line available ($10/mo NumberShare Β· 5GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Tablet line available ($20/mo Β· 20GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Mobile hotspot: 50GB high-speed
US & Mexico included with data
Wi-Fi calling included
Price locked
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $110.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $100.00/mo
Advertised plan price $125.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $115.00/mo
Price locked
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Price lock: your rate won’t increase
Ultra – Unlimited with U.S./Mexico roaming
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
Unlimited
Calls & Texts
Unlimited
International
US & Mexico
$90.00/mo
With AutoPay · $100.00 without
$105.00/mo
With AutoPay · $115.00 without
With your own phone
Monthly auto-pay
Or $75/mo with Bell Internet at home and AutoPay
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Crave
Smartwatch line available ($10/mo Β· NumberShare 5GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Tablet line available ($20/mo Β· 20GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Mobile hotspot: 50GB high-speed
US & Mexico included with data
Wi-Fi calling included
Price locked
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $100.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $90.00/mo
Advertised plan price $115.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $105.00/mo
Price locked
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Price lock: your rate won’t increase
Select – 60 GB
Postpaid
Save β‰ˆ $/mo
Data
60GB
Calls & Texts
Unlimited
International
β€”
$70.00/mo
With AutoPay · $80.00 without
$85.00/mo
With AutoPay · $95.00 without
With your own phone
Monthly auto-pay
What you get
Notable inclusions — beyond data & calls
Smartwatch line available ($10/mo NumberShare Β· 5GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Tablet line available ($20/mo Β· 20GB of max-speed data, unlimited thereafter at up to 512 Kbps)
Mobile hotspot included
Wi-Fi calling included
Spam & scam call protection
Full plan details
What you'll pay
Advertised plan price $80.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $70.00/mo
Advertised plan price $95.00
Carrier recovery fee $0.00
Sales tax Depends on your province
in + $
With tax in $/mo
With AutoPay (save $10/mo) $85.00/mo
vs. your $/mo bill
Billing details
Renews monthly, cancel anytime
Compare is full
Costs to know

Bell fees & charges

Recovery / admin fee
$0.00
Government taxes & fees
Sales tax depends on your province (5% to 15%)
Varies
Early termination fee
The remaining balance on any subsidized devices or the remaining payments on any device payment plans
Postpaid only
Emergency Access / e911
Alberta: $0.95 per month / New Brunswick: $2.59 per month / Newfoundland: $0.75 per month / Northwest Territories: $3.00 per month / Nova Scotia: $1.13 per month / PEI: $0.7 per month / Quebec: $0.55 per month / Saskatchewan: $2.22 per month
Varies

Fees are carrier policy and apply to most plans. Amounts may vary by plan; see individual plan pages for exact all-in estimates.

The rundown

About Bell

Who Bell is

Bell Mobility is the wireless arm of BCE and one of Canada’s three big national carriers. It sells monthly plans with your own phone or with a new phone on SmartPay. Bell’s own prepaid is closed to new customers, who are pointed to Lucky Mobile instead. Virgin Plus, PC Mobile and No Name Mobile also run on Bell’s network. You can sign up online, by phone, in Bell stores or at retailers such as Staples.

Network and coverage

Bell runs its own network, and it reaches more than 99% of Canadians. Its 5G covers most of the population, and the faster 5G+ reaches a smaller share, mostly in larger centres. Each plan comes with a set amount of high-speed data, and your speed slows once you use it for the month. If you live outside a city, check Bell’s coverage map for your address before you switch.

How pricing works

Bell’s plans step up in data and in where they work, from Canada only to Canada and the US, Mexico or international travel. Prices are plus tax. An autopay credit applies on eligible plans when you pay by pre-authorized debit from your bank. The SIM or eSIM is free with a monthly plan, and ordering a phone adds a device handling charge. SmartPay spreads a phone over 24 months, and the Flex Option lets you defer part of its cost.

Who it suits

Bell suits people who want a large national network with 5G, roaming plans for the US and beyond, and a phone paid off over two years. The price guarantee on its top plans helps if you want a predictable bill. It suits you less if price is your main concern, since Bell’s own lower-cost brands use the same network. Compare Bell phone plans with Lucky, Virgin Plus and PC Mobile below before you sign up.

Common questions
Does Bell have prepaid plans?
Can I bring my own phone to Bell, and does it support eSIM?
Can I keep my phone number when I switch to Bell?
Does Bell have contracts, and what happens if I cancel?
Does Bell charge fees, and are taxes included?
Do I need autopay to get Bell's advertised price?
Does Bell have a price lock?
Why is Bell Mobility so expensive?
What does "text 20 service" or $0.20 text message charges mean on my Bell bill?
How we rate this carrier

Why Bell scores 7.9 out of 10

The Value Score is a single 0 to 10 rating of what a carrier actually costs and what its terms commit you to. It’s built from verifiable pricing and contract data, not review sentiment.

7.9 / 10
Value Β· 35% 8.5
Competitively priced before tax
Cost transparency Β· 25% 7.7
No recovery fee, free activation
Flexibility Β· 20% 8.0
No contract
Inclusions Β· 15% 6.3
2 perks included, though its other measures score higher
Network standing Β· 5% 8.5
Runs its own Bell network
Community opinion

What owners say

13%
would recommend
588 ratings
Recent voices
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Anonymous · 2 years ago

Need better promos and less expensive

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Anonymous · 2 years ago
Avoid

I recently changed my plan from $91/month plus tax and 75 gigs of data. I wanted to reduce my cost and wasn’t using anywhere near 75 gigs. The only plans currently offered(Oct 2024), for me, a long-term customer was $45/ month for no data or $79/month for 100 gigs of data. Neither plan is what I ...

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Anonymous · 4 years ago
Avoid

When you get a phone with bell mobility, you pay money to get the phone in my case 400. then pay monthly payments. This is fine... but something new is when your contract is up they will not contact you but if you don't within 30 days return the phone for an upgrade then they will charge you betw...

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Questions about Bell

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Carl · Answered

To update auto-pay credit card details, please follow these steps:Go to My Account.Enter your email address and your password.Select Log in.The My Account overview page appears. Click the pencil icon to edit the credit card in the top Billing section of the page.The Change payment method screen appears with the Update credit card radio button selected. Select Continue to go to the next step.Select Submit to update your card information that Bell have on file.SourceYou can also use My Bell app (iOS, Android)Launch the MyBell app on your device.If youΚΌre connected to the Bell Mobility network you will be logged in automatically to your Mobility services. If you do not see your other services you will have to log in using your MyBell username and password. Touch the silhouette icon on the top right and select Log in to bring up the login screen.Touch Profile.Touch Save Credit cards.Touch a saved credit card to update the security code (CVV/CVC) and expiration date. Touch Save to update the information.Touch Delete this card to remove a saved card.Touch Add a new credit card to add a saved card.Enter the cardholder's name, the credit card number, the expiry date and the credit card security code (CVV/CVC).The security code is the 3-digit code on the back of your credit cardTouch Save.SourceHope that helps!

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Anonymous · Answered

hey moo, there is a reason why the coverage in Alberta is so good. It is freaking flat as hell. The coverage map for BC is as good as can get, there is no way for the RF signal to pass through rock and mountains, if you haven't noticed already, BC is mostly mountain. Bell and Telus both have comaparable network quality, unfortunately rogers sucks in many areas. In some areas it may seem better but that is because they are on a lower frequency that is capable of penetrating through certain obstacles, but if you are far from a rogers tower then you will definitly have problems. With Bell or Telus you won't, CDMA aslo uses a technology called soft hand off where you are transfered from tower to tower when the coverage seems to fall off. Bell by far though will the superior network in Canada as they will be deploying their EV-DO upgrade in 2005-2006, this will allow for data transfer speeds up to 2.4 Mbps...dial up is 56Kbps. This will allow for more enhanced services, games, web browsing, clearer high quality voice, picture and video messaging etc. You decide.

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Anonymous · Answered

First off Bell is the worst company ever. my story. I got a Sam A680 on 3 year term. When i got the phone i could not get ring tones, games, Apps or screen savers. After 2 months of trying to get it fixed i was fed up and wanted to cancel. When i tried to despute the $300 cancelation fee i was on hold for at lest an hour waiting to talk to a supervisor only to be told one would call me back in 48 hrs. After 4 days one called me back and i missed the call. She left a messege to call back customer service, when i did i took me another hour trying to get a supervisor when finally i was told that she left me a note saying they wont refund the $300 fee. Anyways I cancled and told them im gonna sign up with Rogers, which i am very happy i did. Summary, BELL SUCKS **** choose you 4 letter poison, any will do.

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AnnapolisRoyalty · Answered

I'm from the East and I agree with the rants above.. Telus isn't very good either.. lots of dropped calls and just not being able to access the network for the most part. Bell has a lot better service, but poor customer service and not an overly huge selection of phones but the phone bit isn't really that important. Just get a good phone, it's pointless to deal with the crappy cheap phones! As for a contract.. if you're going to do a contract to save a few bucks on a phone.. don't go all out and get the full contract, just do a 1 year or something and let the price drop a hundred bucks or something it's not that big of a deal. Prepaid is a complete ripoff if you use your phone at all.. if your phone is just going to sit on a desk or in your purse and you won't look at it more than 5 times a week.. then get a prepaid, but otherwise you should probably get a basic plan! In the long run, you save money.

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cellunlocker.net · Answered

Everybody from Bell says that it sucks but then you guys are saying that Telus sucks I doubt there's a cell phone provider that lives up to anybody's expectations.

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Joseph_24289 · Answered

OMG I just called bell to switch phones with one I just purchased from kijiji for 500.00 Samsung note they said i have a negative imei i never had this problem before. I purchased the phone six months ago and have been using it with my old sim card no problem. Then I was going to give my daughter my old phone and bell told me if i switch my imei that my Samsung note will not work anymore.ARRRRRR!!!! HELP!!!!

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CellCycle · Answered

As someone involved in the cellphone recycling business, this is something I find extremely frustrating.While GSM phones (Rogers/Fido, newer Bell/Telus/Virgin/Solo) have IMEI numbers that can be looked up through a worldwide database to see if they are blacklisted, the only way to check an older CDMA phone for lost/stolen status is through each specific carrier... it's a major pain and one reason why used CDMA phones are worth a lot less.I would be very happy if there was a lost/stolen directory I could access to ensure that the rightful owner is notified when I come across a used cell... I don't know for sure but I suspect that the carriers never return lost phones to the rightful owner... after all, they have a vested interest in selling you a new handset for full price.

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Linsbo7 · Answered

Bell should not charge a service fee when they are selling you a phone at the full price.A service fee is ultimately 100% commission, to pay the dealer for their time. But the dealer will also get a commission on the phone as well, likely whether they charge a service fee or not.Perhaps the way they issue credits is different, but it seems shady that they would charge that on a full price phone. SaskTel only does that for upgrades (phones receiving a credit) not an outright purchase and they are a sister company. You could try another Bell dealer. There are oftentimes many dealerships owned by different people with slightly different fees for service. Buying a PC Mobile phone... well, a good price usually means you get what you pay for. Good luck receiving any assistance if you have issues with the phone. At least if you buy it from an authorized dealer, you will receive a one year warranty from the manufacturer. A used phone will not always be flagged as stolen, depending on the carrier and how they track these things. The PC Mobile phones I have seen are ones that have been discontinued, made extremely cheaply, or have known issues. Like I said... the price is right. Likely you will pay more in the long run to be honest, though. Also, at least a used phone means that there will be one less device trashed before its time. Cheap, disposable electronics make me so sad... I'd rather pay more for something that is actually decent quality.The local sites for where I live go by used(cityname).ca, ie: usedregina.ca kajiji is good I hear also, though. If you buy a phone from a person, and you meet with them, you should be able to tell pretty easily if it was stolen. Someone legitimately getting rid of their old phone should have the box, or at least the home charger, and should have some knowledge of the phone, its settings... you can tell if a person is unfamiliar with a phone...

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justine · Answered

My wife lost her phone recently and we are only 4 months into a 2 yr contract. When I went to the Bell store, they told me our only option was to buy a phone at the no contract price of cdn129.99 (which was the cheapest phone they had) plus 25 dollars as service fee to transfer my wife's number to this phone. What I found strange is that the same phone was being sold as a pay as you go phone for only cdn69.99. When I asked the rep if I could buy the prepaid phone and hook it up to my wife's number, he said that they are not allowed to do this. I believe this is because pay as you go phones are sold at subsidized prices by the telecom cos to get customers in the same way that they give you free phones (and even pay their dealers money) for signing up customers into contracts. However, hooking up pay as you go phones to your account CAN BE DONE if you know how to do it. So after doing some research, I bought the same phone model at Superstore for only cdn 29 (sale price of 39 w/ an additional 10 bucks off your groceries). Superstore sells phones under their own brand PC mobile but since its also under the Bell network, I kinda figured that it should work with Bell as well. The thing here is that you should sign up with Bell for its online banking at bell.ca. Once you have signed up and logged in to your account, one of the options is to change your phone. Click on that option and enter the ESN or MSEI number of your new phone. This 10-15 digit number can be found at the box of your phone or by removing the battery of your phone. After following all the prompts, you should be able to complete this quite easily. A 6 digit unlock code will then be generated which you would need to list down.The last step would be programming your phone. Dial ## and the 6 digit unlock code then # then edit the number for MSID and MEIN twice. After your done, your phone should work fine.Dont buy phones from ebay, kijiji or craigslist, if the phone you get is a stolen phone reported to bell by the original owner, the phone's serial number will be on the negative list and you won't be able to use this at all!!!

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borvaprops · Answered

well I made the mistake of doing this and now i'm stuck with a sanyo 2300 brand new from solo that cannot be activated with my current bell contract (7 months left to expiration THANK GOD). The only reason I purchased the phone was because I called 3 reps and they all said you could but you cant. Anyways my current cell phone that came with the plan does not work so I pay 25 every month for nothing!! useless or what?

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badger79 · Answered

I can confirm you cannot transfer a Solo ESN onto a Bell account and vice versa.I'm not going to comment on the reasons why this is, but bear in mind that Solo's phones were heavily subsidized when they appeared on the market.Sorry :-(

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garry · Answered

how can i get bell carrier delarship in toronto

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Anonymous · Answered

Hello. we are also lookng to become a Bell auhorize dealer. We have a cell phone shop in a plaza with a Tim Hortons

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roger_19233 · Answered

this is the second time of me doing this .the first time cause stupid bell stick does what ever it does.. I have a phone I bought at (bell store)..it died on me ive hated it since day one but cant never get thru to bell 310 2355.. so I take it to bell store in Hamilton when I was there . I had to drop my trailor to get there. I told them to phone use at bell nope they said go to a land line an dial 310 2355 they also would even help me out with phone . its not are problem its an apple phone they said go to apple store...wtf I just bought at bell store.. ( if u buy something at walmart an take it back they don't tell u to go to manufacturer.) and when I get home I don't has time to go to closes apple store at about a hundred miles away.. so anyway I tried bell at pay phone same crap go to bell store .she said its apples problem not are problem..wtf so today I was talking to some at bell (310 2355) and she said no problem take to bell store and they will look after it for you. wtf . I said they wont . and she said if they wont phone bell from in store. everbody that has the same phone has same problems when your talking to someone , you fade in an out that they cant here you.. but mine died I finally got it going but it gets so hot sometimes times when your talking on it you cant hold it.. when I got it they said there was a trial period... im up north trucking no bell stores nowhere near a truck route. I was gone 6 weeks on road and to top it off the guy at the store where I bought it never did mention any thing bout warrantys which I bought with last 2 phones.. I do not want this phone if there all no good . I want it replaced with a good phone like they said it would be in the store .. they lied!

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melissa_59287 · Answered

I have 4 months left how much would it cost to get out of my contract(

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Neila · Answered

Then they just call it an early renewal fee. It is the same thing. $20/month left. Con artists if you ask me. I have been lied too so much by Bell employees. Used to love them. Not anymore. Considering buying out my contract and jumping to Virgin.

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Bharatkumar chimanbhai veragada · Answered

Answer this question...my outgoing call and incoming call number dittel

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