SearsConnect
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| Industry | Telecommunications |
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| Founded | 1995 |
| Headquarters | Toronto, Ontario |
| Products | GSM, BlackBerries, Wireless Data Services, Two way messaging |
| Website | www.searsconnect.ca |
SearsConnect is a Canadian telecommunications service provider that offers digital subscriber line (DSL) Internet and residential home phone in regions served by Bell Canada in the province of Ontario, and mobile phone services throughout Canada wherever Rogers Wireless coverage exists.
The main advantage of this provider is that Sears Canada Club members can earn two Sears points for every dollar spent on its telecommunications services. Points can then be redeemed for items such as Sears gift cards.
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[edit] Products
[edit] Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) modem
SearsConnect allows digital subscriber line (DSL) Internet customers to either rent or own the DSL modem required for the service.
[edit] Feature phones
Currently, four feature phones are available at SearsConnect: the Nokia 7020 and the Samsung C414, Corby Plus and T249.
[edit] Smartphones
The BlackBerry Curve 9300 and LG Phoenix are the current smartphones offered by SearsConnect. They respectively replace the BlackBerry Curve 8520 and the Acer Liquid E, both older devices which were previously offered.
[edit] Services
[edit] Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Internet
Since January 2012, SearsConnect offers 5 Mbit/s digital subscriber line (DSL) Internet service with no monthly bandwidth cap in the province of Ontario where Bell Internet technology exists. The service requires a modem, which can either be rented at an additional monthly fee or purchased for a one-time fee.
[edit] Home phone
Since January 2012, SearsConnect offers residential home phone service in the province of Ontario where Bell Canada home phones can be activated.
[edit] Mobility
Rogers Wireless provides the network coverage, while SearsConnect Wireless handles all customer care issues and billing. Service can either be charged monthly, where the customer pays full price for the phone, or under contract in exchange for a free or discounted phone. No activation fee, 911 fees or monthly system access fees are charged, except for provinces which mandate a 911 fee.
[edit] Long distance
Sears also offers residential long distance service, which is unavailable for its mobile phone service unless a SearsConnect calling card is used.
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[edit] External links
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