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 ...
I used a payphone to make three separate and very short calls at the Shell station on Hwy11 near Gravenhurst due to an emergency. The price of the call was not posted on the phone or when the call was placed. I was charged 11.50 for each call - almost $35. This is a Bell phone - Bell should own up ...