Mobile Devices

This is a "one-time" charge for connecting wireless services on the Bell network. This fee usually appears on the first monthly invoice.

This feature includes unlimited domestic (within Canada), sent and received Text, Picture, and Video Messages. Additional charges apply for premium, third-party, roaming and international messages. Additional terms and conditions may also apply.

Note: Data features or Wi-Fi connectivity may be required for some devices (e.g.: iPhones, Android devices, etc.) in order to send and receive Picture and Video Messages.

Allows the client to see who is calling on their mobile phone.

When you're on a call, Call Waiting uses a fast two-beep tone to indicate an incoming call. You can switch between your two calls by pressing SEND with your EVDO/CDMA device. With your HSPA device use the on-screen prompts or send key (where applicable).

Allows a cellular user to add a multiple party's to an existing call. For EVDO/CDMA you can add up to 2 callers.

For HSPA devices you can add up to 5 callers to your conversation.

This rate plan is provisioned to allow for "Premium" in store price reductions (online store included), which are associated with having "Premium" voice and data rate plan and feature combinations.

This option only highlights the special discount provisioning on device purchases and does not provide actual data allotments or features. Additional terms and conditions may also apply.

Message Center acts like an answering machine on your mobile phone, taking and storing messages when you are on another call, away from the mobile, out of the coverage area, or when the mobile is turned off. It holds 25 messages that are up to five minutes in length for up to 14 days.

The System Access Fee helps recover the costs associated with operating and maintaining a wireless network, including the costs for ongoing maintenance, new equipment installations and technology upgrades. The fee is not required by, nor collected for the federal government or any of its agencies.

Emergency 911 calls placed from your Bell Mobility device are routed by Bell Mobility to the 911 emergency operators for your location or area. E911 refers to enhanced services used to help and triangulate the location of the emergency call source using the cellular tower(s), phone number, area code, etc. The second phase of this service was launched by Bell Mobility in February 2010.

911 emergency services and their availability may vary by region. Areas without 911 services will require direct-dial numbers to reach local police, fire department and/or ambulance services.

e911 fees based by province and are listed below (charges vary based on province):

• Alberta, 44¢/month.
• Saskatchewan, 94¢/month.
• Prince Edward Island, 70¢/month.
• Nova Scotia, 43¢/month.
• New Brunswick, 53¢/month.
• Newfoundland, 75¢/month.
• Quebec, 46¢/month.

Provincial charges as detailed above are applicable.. Other terms and conditions may also apply.

This feature provides 6GB (3GB+3GB) of domestic shareable data (within Canada - includes tethering). Additional data usage is charged at 10¢/MB. Roaming charges apply for any usage outside of Canada. Additional terms and conditions may also apply.

This feature provides 10GB (5GB +5GB) of domestic shareable data (within Canada - includes tethering). Additional data usage is charged at 10¢/MB. Roaming charges apply for any usage outside of Canada. Additional terms and conditions may also apply.

This feature provides 14GB (7GB +7GB) of domestic shareable data (within Canada - includes tethering). Additional data usage is charged at 10¢/MB. Roaming charges apply for any usage outside of Canada. Additional terms and conditions may also apply.

This feature provides 18GB (15GB +3GB) of domestic shareable data (within Canada - includes tethering). Additional data usage is charged at 10¢/MB. Roaming charges apply for any usage outside of Canada. Additional terms and conditions may also apply.

This feature provides 23GB (20GB +3GB) of domestic shareable data (within Canada - includes tethering). Additional data usage is charged at 10¢/MB. Roaming charges apply for any usage outside of Canada. Additional terms and conditions may also apply.

The service converts voicemail messages into text messages and then delivers them to the device. Text messages will represent approximately 30 seconds of voicemail. For CDMA handsets, converted voicemail messages can be a maximum of 3 text messages (approximately 460 characters total). For HSPA handsets, converted voicemail messages will be 1 text message of up to 460 characters in length. Users can easily respond to the message with a text message. Users have the ability to forward converted messages to another person to read. Clients are not charged for incoming Voicemail to Text messages. Additional terms and conditions may also apply.

Visual Voicemail is a quick and easy way to manage and organize your voicemail messages. Quickly scan through all of your messages and get a visual summary of who called and when.

A subscription to a data feature and a basic voicemail plan is required to order this service. Additional terms and conditions may also apply.

With Visual Voicemail, you can now quickly visually manage voicemail messages right on your phone screen without having to dial into the voicemail service. Voicemail messages are displayed in an email-type inbox accessed via an icon on the device home screen and show the callers name, picture of caller (if available), length of call and time of call.

A subscription to a data feature and a basic voicemail plan is required to order this service. Additional terms and conditions may also apply.