I'v actually found in most cases that fido is a better deal than rogers, if you compare side by side they are very similar but fido tends to offer slightly more. Often giving either more minutes, giving you unlimited incoming (I don't believe this is on ANY rogers plan and yet is available on fido plans as little as $30), the value packs are (or were int he past at least) better with small differences often giving you the same as the more expensive rogers one, and they have always billed by the second (why has that not caught on more?).
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I'v actually found in most cases that fido is a better deal than rogers, if you compare side by side they are very similar but fido tends to offer slightly more. Often giving either more minutes, giving you unlimited incoming (I don't believe this is on ANY rogers plan and yet is available on fido plans as little as $30), the value packs are (or were int he past at least) better with small differences often giving you the same as the more expensive rogers one, and they have always billed by the second (why has that not caught on more?).