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TalkBroadband - Ultimate Service
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Switch to TalkBroadband and save on your
monthly phone bills
With the TalkBroadband Ultimate
Service, you benefit from Broadband Voice Service,
plus over 18 convenient calling features.
Not to mention, cheaper monthly phone bills.
And TalkBroadband is easy to set up.
Sign up now and earn Aeroplan® Miles or AIR MILES® reward miles. Plus additional miles every month, based on your monthly spending.
Get 1 FREE month of service when you sign up online. |
Only $19.95/month*
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Benefits:
- Unlimited local calling and your choice of area codes
- The option to keep your phone number or get a new one
- No installation fee or monthly network charge
- FREE worldwide calling to any other Primus TalkBroadband line
- Access to My TalkBroadband Portal
- Voice Mail with e-mail forwarding
- Call Display see the name and number the incoming call before you answer.
- Privacy Guard screens "unknown" callers, forcing the caller to announce themselves before your phone rings
- Telemarketing Guard gives you additional screening and blocking capabilities to stop those unwanted calls
- My TalkBroadband Portal (call log, contact directory, etc.)
- 18+ features in total, many not available from local telephone companies
- Alternate Number (Canada $5/month, U.S. $6.95/month extra)
TalkBroadband Ultimate Bundle Comparison Chart:
TalkBroadband*
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Traditional phone service
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You Save
(per month) |
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Saskatchewan
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$19.95
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$34.00
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$14.05
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Alberta
/ British Columbia
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$19.95
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$45.71
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$25.76
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Manitoba
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$19.95
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$42.27
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$22.32
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Nova
Scotia
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$19.95
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$36.00
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$16.05 |
Ontario/Quebec
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$19.95
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$47.22
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$27.27
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Order by Phone:
1-877-704-4269
40¢ monthly 911 charge applies.
As of December 1, 2009 the Quebec Government has mandated that a new municipal tax of 40 cents per month (in addition to existing 911 monthly charges) be applied and remitted by telephone service providers in the Province of Quebec to help fund 911 emergency centers.