Cityfone
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| Company type | Cellular network reseller |
|---|---|
| Industry | Wireless Services |
| Products | Postpaid cellular service |
| Parent | Rogers Communications |
| Website | www.cityfone.net |
Cityfone is a Canadian cellular network service reseller owned by Rogers Communications and providing services through Rogers Wireless. Cityfone was acquired by Rogers Wireless in 2010 for $CAD 26 million [1]
Cityfone was founded in 1997 by Dejan Mirkovic, Donald Roth, and controversial Vancouver entrepreneur Mark Reid who was recently cited in Canada's largest national newspaper as having a new found affinity for sheep. [1]
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 (Zoomer Wireless)
See also
References
- ^ a b TRACY TJADEN (March 14, 2011). "Cashing out? Get the best price". Globeandmail.
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