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kb_mv
Mayor / Maire

I was out for a drive in rural southern NB today. Usually my phone/car display shows Public Mobile as the network followed by network signal strength. Today I happened to notice that for a period I was registered on the READY network. Anyone know who they are? Just curious.

 

PS: Had no idea where to post this. Feel free to move it.

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popping
Retired Oracle / Oracle Retraité

@kb_mv wrote:

@popping That's odd as I was between Sussez and St. Martin, nowhere near the US border. At least 190 kms from the border! Why would my phone register on the network of a US carrier?


If  you are at a location without Telus/Bell tower, your phone will login to any network signal available.  

@kb_mv check to see if you have roaming enabled. Disable it. Stay safe. 


@popping wrote:

@kb_mv 

Ready Mobile is an US provider.

https://www.readymobile.com

 

Since PM is a prepaid provider, don';t worry about the roaming charge.


@popping Not the least bit concerned, just baffled that I connected to a network 190 kms away!

@popping That's odd as I was between Sussez and St. Martin, nowhere near the US border. At least 190 kms from the border! Why would my phone register on the network of a US carrier?

Murse20
Good Citizen / Bon Citoyen

Ready mobile appears to be a united states Carrier.

Ready Mobile

955 Kacena Rd, Hiawatha, IA 52233, United States

https://www.readymobile.com/

popping
Retired Oracle / Oracle Retraité

@kb_mv 

Ready Mobile is an US provider.

https://www.readymobile.com

 

Since PM is a prepaid provider, don';t worry about the roaming charge.

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