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From: bv (no email)
Date: Tue Apr 04 2006 - 10:16:29 EDT
Again, this is not true.
In 2002, Glenda Hopp, from Verizon, was already talking about the advantages
of the partnership between Verizon and Telus. Here are a few quotes from her
conference :
TELUS & Verizon partnership
0. Relationship established over twenty years ago based on an equity
position
0. Recognized customer requirements and business environment required change
0. Partnered to create seamless service offerings based on the demands of
Canadian and US customers;
0. Established TELUS as VerizonC"b,b"s Canadian partner
0. Established Verizon as TELUSC"b,b" global partner
My Telus (Canadian) account gives me free access to Verizon while in US, not
only voice but data. It's been working the other way around too for years,
just ask to the thousand of companies who run business on both sides of the
border.
Don't blame the Canadian providers if the resellers in your area are not
aware of this possibility. The problem is mis-information by local sales
people.
>
> It would seem that Canadian providers do not support Verizon's customers.
In
essence, this is all a cruiser really cares about - whether they can use
their
phone with data as they cross borders.
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