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	My Comments on Bell Mobility (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Note that Bell Mobility now includes the monthly system access fee ($6.95/month) and 9-11 access fee ($0.25-0.50/month) in its 'All-in-one' plans, therefore their rates appear higher than other providers, so if you are comparing similar plans between providers then make sure to deduct at least $7.20/month from the Bell fees on these plans.
		Bell Mobility targets their cellular products to a wide array of users: casual users that need nothing more than a few minutes a month on a pre-paid plan up to power users doing a majority of their roaming in the US.
		Bell's policy on returning handsets is left primarily up to the dealer to decide if they are willing to take back the handset -- therefore make sure to ask about the return policy before buying a Bell Mobility phone (and get the policy in writing if this is important).
	www.geckobeach.com /cellular/providers/bell.php (541 words)

	PIAC \| Bell Mobility
		Bell Canada's white-pages telephone directory likewise informs customers that, if they wish to view or obtain a copy of the Bell Code or Privacy Policy, or if they have concerns about their privacy, they may contact one of the Bell websites or call the number on their telephone bill.
		It is not reasonable for Bell Mobility to rely upon the presumption of the customer's knowledge and consent on the basis of general policy documents that it has not itself brought directly to the attention of the customer.
		I am recommending that Bell Mobility, at the time of collecting personal information from any customer during a subscription or purchasing process, directly inform the individual customer of the purposes for which personal information is collected and seek his or her consent for intended uses and disclosures.
	www.piac.ca /privacy/bell_mobility (2346 words)

	Bell Mobility at Canadian Content
		Bell Mobility entered the cellular market in the 80s when mobile phones were used by CEOs only.
		Bell Mobility is not the least expensive service available, but I and many loyal Bell Mobility customers believe you get what you pay for.
		Bell Mobility is not for you if you're only interested in using your phone to download ringtones, icons, screensavers.
	www.canadiancontent.net /mobile/bell_mobility (660 words)

	Bell Mobility - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bell Mobility is the division of Bell Canada which sells wireless services in Canada.
		Bell Mobility boasts over 5.5 million subscribers as of March 2006 and the most rate plans of any provider in North America.
		As part of their current media advertising campaign in print and on TV, Bell Mobility features a pair of anthropomorphic CGI beavers named Frank and Gordon, who constantly get into misadventures which lead to Frank getting flustered with the antics of the dimwitted Gordon.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bell_Mobility (249 words)

	Ringing in A New Era in Services
		For some time, Bell Mobility had been looking for a service that was not handset dependent, and which had the potential to generate revenue quickly.
		With PRBT, Bell Mobility Caller Ring Tune subscribers will be able to personalize the experience of those who call them by replacing the usual mechanical ring back tone — the tone that's heard until the call is connected - with selected musical tracks, sound effects or personal messages.
		All in all, Bell Mobility is now poised to increase penetration of the wireless market with an exciting new service, generating higher ARPU and more subscribers.
	www1.alcatel-lucent.com /lead/bellsouth (628 words)

	Bell Mobility Cellular / PCS Equipment Pictures
		Bell's GPS antenna looks like a little white traffic cone, whereas most of the older Telus sites are using a similar-sized white antenna that is fatter and flatter in size.
		Bell is also installing motion sensitive lights on a pole (top centre of picture), which can be used to identify their site.
		Bell Mobility monopole in the industrial area near 120th street and 109th avenue in Edmonton.
	www.geckobeach.com /cellular/cellpixs/bell_pix.php (525 words)

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		I told her that one of the two Bell Mobility reps sent us a link to the internet where all the numbers were listed by region.
		I will tell you this, according to Bell Mobility, their mandate is that they WILL return your call within 24 hours.
		We told Bell that when we receive a formal apology for the way they have treated us as a customer, the time they wasted, the additional stress they created as well as the acknowledgement that they broke the contract and are deeply and sincerely sorry; we will remove this web page from the internet.
	members.shaw.ca /projectx1/bellmobility.htm (4983 words)

	Swing, jump, jam, race and wrestle like never before with enhanced wireless games from Bell Mobility
		About Bell Mobility Bell Mobility, a division of Bell Canada, provides a complete range of innovative wireless communications solutions; PCS and cellular, web-browsing and data, two-way messaging, paging and airline passenger communications services.
		Bell Canada, Canada's national leader in communications, provides connectivity to residential and business customers through wired and wireless voice and data communications, local and long distance phone services, high speed and wireless Internet access, IP-broadband services, e-business solutions and satellite television services.
		Bell Canada is wholly owned by BCE Inc. For more information please visit www.bell.ca.
	www.bce.ca /en/news/releases/bc/2003/06/18/70328.html (926 words)

	Bell Canada - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Graham Bell assigned 75% of the Canadian patent rights to his father, Melville Bell, who, with a friend, Reverend Thomas Henderson, leased pairs of wooden hand telephones for use on private lines constructed by the client from, for example, a store to a nearby warehouse or from a business to an executive's residence.
		Since the early years of The Bell Telephone Company of Canada Ltd., it was known colloquially as "The Bell" or "Bell Canada." On 7 March 1968 Canadian law renamed The Bell Telephone Company of Canada, Ltd. as Bell Canada.
		Bell Canada sold its 22 exchanges in the eastern region of the NWT to Northwestel in 1992, and BCE transferred ownership of the company to Bell Canada in 1999.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bell_Canada (1633 words)

	Nortel Networks: Success Stories - Bell Mobility
		Bell Mobility, a wholly owned division of Bell* Canada and the largest Canadian wireless operator, provides wireless communication solutions which include PCS, cellular, high-speed data services, two-way messaging, and paging services.
		Bell Mobility made the decision in 1996 that IS-95-based CDMA offered the most cost-effective solution for their 2G network.
		Bell Mobility's CDMA2000 1X network is based on core, radio, and access technology provided entirely by Nortel Networks.
	www.nortel.com /corporate/success/ss_stories/wireless/bellmobility.html (370 words)

	Information on Human Rights Complaints Against Bell Mobility
		Bell initially defended Pimp-Tones, saying they were offered in response to consumer demand for what was a "huge phenomenon" in popular culture.
		Wireless provider Bell Mobility has stopped selling a contentious series of cellphone ringtones that referred to women as "bitches" and "hoes" and offered a satirical take on the culture of prostitution.
		Bell pulled two of the ringtones off its website on Friday after the Ottawa Citizen called to ask why it would sell a product that seems focused, however satirically, on a profession that exploits women.
	www.fradical.com /Bell_Mobility_Selling_PimpTones1.htm (1730 words)

	Bell Mobility Web Messaging
		Either your browser is too old and does not support CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) or it is disabled.
		You can send a free text message directly to any Bell Mobility text message enabled phone from this web site.
		Bell Mobility is a trademark of Bell Canada.
	www.txt.bellmobility.ca (126 words)

	Bell Mobility Experiences
		Bell informed us that it was not their problem they had supposedly not received the payment and we needed to speak to someone at the bank.
		Then she told me that I had to abide by the policies and procedures of bell mobility......
		I hate Bell, they are no good to anyone, and I would love to see someone with enough time on their hands to start a class action civil suit against them.
	www.canadiancontent.net /mobile/bell_mobility/experience1.php (1474 words)

	CGI - Case studies - Bell Mobility
		In 1999, the directors of Bell Mobility decided to concentrate their efforts on the company's core competency: the cellular network which provides wireless communication and data services to Canadians.
		In the spring of that year, Bell Mobility asked CGI to assume the management of all systems development and maintenance of applications systems.
		Moreover, CGI provided Bell Mobility with a Message Processing System (MPS), which allows for the collection of data from any call, the rating and the processing of the call.
	www.cgi.com /web/en/library/case_studies/telecommunications/71083.htm (750 words)

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		With more than 4.2 million subscribers, Toronto-based Bell Mobility is Canada's leading wireless service provider.
		Like all wireless providers, Bell Mobility needs to be on its toes when facing the challenge of keeping current customers loyal.
		Bell Mobility first needed to manage and maintain its B2B prospect database.
	www.1to1media.com /view.aspx?DocID=28103 (579 words)

	Bell Mobility Developer's Website
		Bell Mobility currently offers a wide variety of AGPS wireless devices and will continue to provide support in all new devices.
		Bell Mobility’s AGPS solution will first attempt to use GPS satellites to locate the Assisted GPS Ready wireless device (within 150m in most circumstances) and if unsuccessful will begin to fall back on a variety of network based location technologies.
		Bell Mobility has taken all necessary steps to ensure our customer’s personal and location information is subject to strong privacy protection as established in the Canadian Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA).
	developer.bellmobility.ca /lbs/pre-index.asp (670 words)

	iAnywhere.com - Success Brief
		Bell Mobility, a division of Bell Canada, is the leading wireless telecommunications company in Canada, with more than three million business and retail subscribers.
		Bell Mobility sought to provide a customizable and scalable mobile wireless solution for My Mobile Browser™, its customizable browser application, to encourage the adoption of mobile Internet services among its subscribers.
		By offering a truly customizable application profiling engine, Bell Mobility has achieved greater customer satisfaction, loyalty and confidence in mobile technology and wireless services.
	www.ianywhere.com /success_stories/bell_mobility_brief.html (388 words)

	Bell Mobility introduces MyFinder - Canada's first wireless location based service
		MyFinder allows Bell Mobility customers in Quebec and Ontario to receive location-specific information on their digital wireless handset and eventually PDA (personal digital assistant).
		Bell Mobility, a division of Bell Canada, provides a complete range of innovative wireless communications solutions: PCS and cellular, web-browsing and data, two-way messaging, paging and airline passenger communications services.
		Bell Canada, Canada's national leader for communications in the Internet world, provides connectivity to residential and business customers through wired and wireless voice and data communications, high speed and wireless Internet access, IP-broadband services, e-business solutions, local and long distance phone and directory services.
	www.wirelessdevnet.com /news/2002/351/news1.html (876 words)

	Bell Mobility Canada (CA) Wireless Cell Phone Service Provider, Cellular Phone Plan, Coverage Map & Customer Service
		Bell Mobility Family Share plans let you share your minutes and many additional features with your family.
		Bell Mobility is the division of BCE Canada which sells wireless services in Canada.
		Bell Canada is neither the owner nor the author of this Web site, and it is in no way responsible for any of its contents or updates.
	www.canadaphones.ca (432 words)

	Bell launches Canada's first location-based service for families (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Seek and Find uses Bell Mobility's Assisted GPS (Global Position Satellite) solution which combines the accuracy of GPS technology, CDMA Network Triangulation (AFLT) and Cell Site Location technology to provide reliable location fixes in a wide variety of surroundings, including urban indoor and outdoor environments.
		The service can be added to new and existing Bell Mobility accounts for a $5 monthly fee, which includes 20 locates per month.
		About Bell Canada Bell Canada, Canada's national leader in communications, provides connectivity to residential and business customers through wired and wireless voice and data communications, local and long distance phone services, high speed and wireless Internet access, IP-broadband services, e-business solutions and digital television services.
	www.bce.ca.cob-web.org:8888 /en/news/releases/bc/2005/08/09/72623.html (358 words)

	Bell Mobility Subscribers Take in the Molson Indy
		Thus fans at the race or at home or in transit were able to cheer on their favorite drivers and know the precise moment when Michael Andretti raced across the finish line.
		The wireless site Wysdom developed for Bell Mobility was refreshed at least once every 60 seconds in order to provide users with up to minute details about the Molson Indy, noted Kashif Hassan, president and CEO of Wysdom.
		The total number of hits for the event was nearly 15,000, compared with 16,500 during the Formula One, according to Andrew Cole, manager of Media Relations for Bell Mobility.
	www.mobileinfo.com /news_2001/Issue30/bellmobility_indy.htm (427 words)

	ArcWeb Services \| Bell Mobility
		Bell Mobility, a division of Bell Canada, provides cellular, paging, personal communications services, satellite, data, and airline-passenger communications to more than five million customers.
		Bell Mobility currently offers assisted GPS (AGPS) and cell site-location technology in virtually all new cell phones and wireless handhelds.
		Bell Mobility, similar to its U.S. counterpart Sprint, supports ArcWeb Services through its AGPS technology, providing real-time and virtually ubiquitous geopositioning of cell phones and other wireless devices across Bell Mobility’s national 1X network.
	www2.arcwebservices.com /v2006/content/publisher/bellmobility.do (170 words)

	Bell Mobility (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Bell Mobility, a division of Bell Canada, is the leading wireless carrier in Canada.
		Bell Mobility provides a complete range of innovative wireless communications solutions: PCS and cellular, Web-browsing and data, two-way messaging, paging and airline passenger communications services.
		As part of its commitment to continue to deliver superior customer value, unrivalled reliability and quality to meet the needs of Canadians, Bell Mobility is pursuing COPC certification.
	www.copc.com /clients/framework/bell_mobility.asp (152 words)

	Bell Mobility Location Provider for Microsoft MapPoint Location Server, Version 1.0 : Microsoft TechNet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The information in this article is specific to the Bell Mobility provider and does not apply to providers for other mobile operators.
		To use the Bell Mobility provider, you must have location services added to your agreement with Bell Mobility.
		Your application will be evaluated and you will receive an e-mail message from Bell Mobility outlining the next steps in the process.
	www.microsoft.com /technet/prodtechnol/mls/bellmo.mspx (884 words)

	Why I Hate Bell Mobility
		I should point out, though, that my problems with Bell aren't directly related to the billing system switch that they've just done, which I know is a bone of contention with many of their customers.
		I phoned Bell Mobility to suspend the dead phone and from our point of view we were left with two phones, mine with the Rover number and hers with the Fifi number.
		At the same time, I find out that Bell Mobility has just installed new billing software and are sending out bills more quickly so that the bills won't lag so far behind.
	www.ericgiguere.com /essays/why-i-hate-bell-mobility.html (2266 words)

	MyBindi.com - Bell Mobility Contest
		Three (3) months of Bell Mobility cellular phone service under the All-in-one Anytime plan (and subject to the terms of the plan).
		It may not be transferred or substituted for another prize (other than at the sole discretion of Bell Mobility).
		On April 10th, 2004, one entry will be randomly selected by the Contest Sponsors or their agents or representatives, from among all entries received during the Contest Period, as the potential Grand Prize winner.
	www.mybindi.com /mobility/bell_rules.cfm (801 words)

	Telephone company Bell Mobility suing Telus over claims of false advertising (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Bell Mobility has filed a statement of claim in B.C. Supreme Court related to a recent ad campaign for Telus's Flexible Share Plans.
		Bell says the ad includes the phrase "only from Telus," which they claim is misleading since Bell offers similar services.
		The Bell ads featured an animated cartoon that include a cheetah, which a "'scientist"' character says represents Bell, and a hare, which the scientist says represents Rogers.
	www.cbc.ca.cob-web.org:8888 /cp/business/061116/b111693A.html (1186 words)

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