Just another vicitm, a short phone call from a public phone at Toronto airport to a cell phone in Ontario and a charge of $12.97 appeared on my CC. I will be reporting those scammers to CRTC. As others indicated, the call was not operator assisted and it seems that you need a PhD in IT techhologies ...
Without clearly disclosing the magnitude of the charges, this company charged me $37.44 for a 6 minute phone call from a payphone in Yellowstone National Park (where there is no cell phone reception) to a residence in Pennsylvania. These charges are excessive and unreasonable. ...
A friend couldn't get a cellphone signal to call her brother and let him know where we were going hiking. We stopped at a forest center and there was a payphone. I used my debit card to pay for the call. There wasn't any clear information about how much the call would cost, but I figured it ...
I used Montreal airport payphone to call my brother in Ottawa, my call was less than 5 mins, and when I saw my credit card bill guess what? They charge me 37.84 GBP = 60.1732 US dollars. Not just I don't trust bell company I don't trust Canada government. ...
I was at montreal airport and needed to make a call. The number was a long distance. (calling from 514 to 450) I used a BELL public payphone. After dialing the number, I was asked by an automated message to deposit 5$ or hang up. I did not use their operator. I used the BELL payphone like I always ...
I had to make several urgent calls to my wife from Toronto to New York. There was no information on how to make a call or on the rates, only an automated operator that said 'to place a call, press 1'. As everybody else, I pressed '1'; it seems that if you wait until '3' then they tell you the ...