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[aa123]

$40 student plan allows free WiFi calling. In the legal disclaimer it says: "Includes unlimited local calls when connected in Canada to a wireless Internet connection (Wi-Fi): (a) outgoing to numbers local to your phone number (regardless of Wi-Fi location in Canada); and/or (b) incoming received from anywhere"

My question is, why have they used "and/or"? Is it "And" or is it "Or". I need clarification. thanks.

[Domenic]

Wi-Fi calling enables customer to make and receive unlimited local or Canada wide voice calls (depending on the Wi-Fi Calling add-on you subscribe to) anywhere you have Wi-Fi access.

Local Wi-Fi calls are defined as follows:

1. Outgoing calls to number local to your phone area code (regardless of Wi-Fi location in Canada) are free when they are made over Wi-Fi.

A. For example, Lisa has a Toronto number and is in Vancouver and calls a Toronto number   -   the call would be free over Wi-Fi.

B. However, when Lisa has a Toronto number and is in Vancouver and calls a Vancouver number the call will be charged LD when it is made over Wi-Fi.

2. Incoming calls received from anywhere over Wi-Fi (regardless of Wi-Fi location in Canada) are free.

[RogersJean]

Thanks for the info Domenic!

[RogersErin]

Great outline on local WiFi calls Domenic, thanks

[kichu]

Wht about WiFi calls 2 an international number?I have a smart phone with in built WiFi calling facility. Will it b chargeable if m calling 2 an international number

[RogersJean]

Hi kichu and welcome to the forums,

Yes you will as the plan is local calls only. For more billing information I recommend speaking with customer service directly at 1866-931-3282.