Cityfone
Cityfone Telecommunications Inc. is a Canadian cellular network service reseller owned by Rogers Communications which acquired it in 2010 for CAD$26 million. It provides services through Rogers Wireless.[1] It was founded in 1997 by Dejan Mirkovic, Donald Roth, and Mark Reid.[1]
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| Cellular network reseller | |
| Industry | Wireless Services |
| Headquarters | Burnaby, British Columbia |
| Products | Postpaid cellular service |
| Parent | Rogers Communications |
| Website | cityfone.net |
It operates under the Cityfone, Primus Wireless, Zoomer Wireless, and, most recently, SimplyConnect brand names. It only offers postpaid plans under each.
Network
Cityfone is owned by Rogers and uses the Rogers Wireless' network. It supports LTE just like Rogers and Fido.
Products
Cityfone carries feature phones and low-end smartphones.
Partners
- Bank of Montreal
- Royal Bank of Canada
- Primus Canada
- Scotiabank
- Sears Canada (SearsConnect)
- ZoomerMedia
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References
- TRACY TJADEN (March 14, 2011). "Cashing out? Get the best price". Globeandmail.
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