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Which mobile phone operators will have your contract in 2010?

One of the most impressive tactics in the mobile market is the ability  carriers have in making use of smart phones to add cost to their services. Most consumers have a plan with one of the major players in Canada (Bell, Rogers, Telus), but this is something that these operators should lose in 2010.

With the possibility of new operators that do not require agreement with the user in the Canadian market next year, things will improve on the user side. I explain.

The newcomer operator Wind does not have contracts with its users and has an interesting package, more accessible. There are rumors about the coming of two or three other operators to Canada and who also follow the ‘no contract’ line.

With supply of equipment of equal quality and lower price, competition will be beneficial for consumers, but many will pay a few bucks in order to break the contract with their company today. Open your eyes if your contract with your carrier is about to end. Do not sign a new contract. That is your right.

Wait until March 2010 when new operators would arrive in Canada, this is a hint for next year.

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