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Bell Mobile TV subscribers pay $5/month to get access to 10 hours of live TV from 25 channels ranging from sports, news and entertainment. The app requires a 3G/4G/LTE connection and the data used does not come from your data bucket; it is only available to Bell subscribers.
The app debuted in February of 2010, and is periodically updated to include the latest sporting events such as March Madness and the London 2012 Olympics.
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Hell… that is all.
Gordon Ramsay’s Hotel Hell?
No bell is hell
What about the net neutrality?
What a rip off
Who actually uses that app anyways.
This is illegal. It defies net neutrality rules. It defies bundling rules. It defies industry Canada rules. They cannot charge new subscribers a different rate fr overages than they do for older subscribers. The law states it must be the same rate for all subscribers, regardless of phone, service, or date they subscribed! In fact charging different data rates for iPhone vs blackberry va iPad is also illegal. Why they haven’t been taken to court is beyond logic!
You can’t begin to imagine how little I care about their tv on the phone “service”
Honestly $5 for 10 hours isn’t a bad price.. The reality of it is the channel offerings are not much better than over the air television in most places. Question is, do they still make pocket TVs?