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Long distance & roaming

Understanding long distance and roaming – wireless style

Long distance explained

Calls made and received on the Rogers wireless

network are defined as local or long distance based on

local calling areas. Long distance calls incur both airtime

and long distance charges. For international calls,

airtime and international long distance charges apply.

ReCeiViNG CAlls

Your Incoming Local Calling Area (ILCA)

Your ILCA is based on the geographical location

associated with your wireless number. All calls

that you receive while you're in your ILCA are

local. All calls received while you're outside your

ILCA are long distance.

Note: When using Call Forwarding, long distance and airtime charges apply when the number you

forward calls to is outside the geographical location associated with your wireless number.

exAMPles

You have a

You have a Toronto

Toronto wireless

wireless number and are

number and are

in Vancouver. (Your ILCA

in Toronto.

doesn't change and is

A friend calls you

still Toronto). A friend

– it doesn't mat-

calls you – it doesn't

ter from where,

matter from where, it's

it's a local call.

a long distance call.

AiRtiMe

loNG

distANCe

For more information, visit rogers.com/longdistance

What is roaming, anyway?

"Roaming" means you're outside of Canada, off the

Rogers network, and using your phone while connected

to a partner wireless network. Voice and data roaming

charges vary according to country/region.

For rates and information, visit rogers.com/roaming

Long distance & roaming

Use the Long Distance

Lookup Tool in the

My Account app to see

if a call will incur long

distance charges.

MAkiNG CAlls

Your Outgoing Local Calling Area (OLCA)

Your OLCA is determined by your physical location.

If you dial a number that is local to your physical

location, then it's a local call. If you dial a number

that is long distance to your physical location, then

it's a long distance call.

You have a Toronto

You have a

wireless number

Toronto number

and have travelled

and forward

to Vancouver. Your

your phone to an

OLCA is now Van-

Ottawa number.

couver and you call a

Any call you

Vancouver number.

receive will be

It's a local call.

long distance.

Tip

Get a travel

pack to save

before you

travel.

Data 101

Understanding wireless data services

What can

I do with

wireless data?

With wireless data you can browse

the internet, send and receive emails

and instant messages, view and edit

attachments, upload pictures, stream

videos, challenge others in an online

game, use mobile applications such

as Google Maps and Facebook, and

much more. Monthly, weekly or

daily data plans are available.

How is wireless data

billed & calculated?

While voice plans are measured by the amount of

minutes you are connected (such as an allowance of 500

minutes per month), data plans are billed according to

the volume of data sent/received, and is measured and

presented in kilobytes on your invoice. You will also

see data allocations in data plans stated in kilobytes,

megabytes and gigabytes. No data roaming charges

apply within Canada (except Dryden, Ont. and N.W.T.).

Data roaming charges do apply when using data off the

Rogers network (in the U.S. or overseas, for example).

1,024KB

=1MB

1,024MB

=1GB

Data 101

For more information, visit

wANt to tRy tHe

MoBile iNteRNet?

A Data Day Pass or Data Week Pass

is perfect if you want to try out the

mobile internet or if you only browse

once in a while. With a Data Pass,

you get access to data services such

as email, IM, browsing and web-

based apps

for the time period you

selected. Don't worry – you'll be

offered a Data Pass before you use

any data that can generate charges

on your bill (or when your current

Data Pass is used up or expired).

*Data services available with a Data Pass vary by device.

Use My Account

to find out how

much data you've

used this month.

Data usage on your invoice is stated in KB. Move

the decimal 3 spaces to the left to convert into MB

and then another 3 spaces to the left to convert

into GB (e.g., 3,500,000 KB is approximately equal

to 3,500 MB or 3.5 GB).

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