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Think of the Forum as a small town or city, where members come to interact, help one another and contribute to making a vibrant, safe and enriching space for all its members. Things to know: Community boards: Discussions where you can search, post and answer questions Threads: Replies that stem from the original post Kudos Click on the Thumbs up Icon to show your appreciation for a topic or answer Community categories: Grouped content related to the category title — when you post a question, make sure you post it to the right category Community moderators: Fizz employees who make sure the community remains a safe place for all our members — at times moderators will also help by answering questions you may have about Fizz products or services OP = Original Poster, the member who started a new topic, thread or question Accepted solutions: Posts that have helped or answered the OP’s question Follow: Follow and receive all/new notifications on a topic Community guidelines: Rules of engagement for the Fizz Community Hub Note: Guests (unregistered visitors) can browse or search the Forum for information. Members (individuals with an active Fizz account) can post messages or comments, track discussions, and get email notifications on posting activity and other community actions. Read more : How do I post a question on the Fizz Forum? How to enable and disable your Fizz Forum private messages? How do I earn points and badges on the Fizz Forum? How do I log into my Fizz Forum account? I forgot my password. How do I reset it? How does the Fizz Forum work? What’s my role in the Fizz Forum? How does the search functionality work?

Good-to-know info about Fizz mobile services. Because no one can know everything about something, we tried to group interesting details about our mobile services. You know, those little details that just seem hidden somewhere? Well, here you go! Coverage Consult the interactive map Even if you live in a region that is part of our coverage area, it does not necessarily mean that you will be able to subscribe to Fizz mobile services. You must first live within the subscription area. The coverage area you choose (regardless of the province) determines where your calls and text messages are included. • Canada coverage: your incoming and outgoing calls are included anywhere in the country. • Provincial coverage (e.g., Quebec, Ontario, etc.): your incoming and outgoing calls are included only when you are in the selected province. Things to remember: – If you receive a call while you are within your coverage area, the call is included, regardless of the province or country the call is coming from. – If you make or receive a call while you are outside your coverage area, the call is not included and will not be completed. Solution: To make or receive calls outside your coverage area, you must add a Travel Add‑On. – If you are physically inside your coverage area and make a call to a destination outside your coverage area, the call is not included and will not be completed. Solution: To call outside your coverage area, you must add an International Calling Add‑On. If you selected unlimited calls when creating your plan, you can make and receive as many calls as you like while you are in your coverage area. Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico are included in the Canada + U.S. coverage zone. Exception if you are new to Fizz: The

To find out if you have a Rollover: Go to My Plans in your Fizz account. Under the plan you wish to view (if you have more than one) click on Usage. This will open the Usage screen, which lists all your gifts, Add-Ons, Rollovers, etc. The blue arrow will tell you which data bucket you are currently using. On the right hand side you can see how many days are left for your Rollover. If I buy an Add-On and don’t use all of it by the end of the month, will it roll over? No. Only your basic plan data can be rolled over. If you buy an Add-On, it will expire at the end of your next payment cycle. If I receive a data gift and don’t use all of it by the end of the month, will it roll over? No. Only your basic plan data can be rolled over. If you are gifted data during the month, it will expire at the end of your next payment cycle. For example, say I receive gifted data on May 15, but my payment cycle ends on May 27. That gifted data will therefore be valid up until the end of my next payment cycle on June 27th. Do I keep my rolled-over data if I change my plan? Yes. Regardless of how you decide to change your plan, you keep your rolled-over data. In fact, if you change your coverage, your rolled-over data will be applied to your new coverage. For example, if you switch from a Quebec plan to a Canada-US plan, your unused, rolled-over and gifted data will be valid for this new plan. Read more : What is a Rollover and how does it work?

Instructions to return your phone Once your online return request has been submitted, you’ll receive a confirmation email with your return label. Here are the steps to follow: Pack your phone and its accessories securely in a reasonably sized box. Print your return label or present your QR code at a Canada Post deposit location. Bring your package to the Canada Post drop-off location before the indicated date - you have 30 days once your return request is submitted. Track the status of your return directly in your account under My Phones > Follow my return. Important: if this device is considered hazardous equipment, please add the mention Hazardous equipment on your package. Preparing your package Write down your return ID number on a piece of paper, and make sure to pack that paper with your phone: For a 15-day return, your phone must be in its original box. Don’t forget to include all its accessories and the charger. For a warranty claim, send your phone along with its charger. If you don’t have the original box, you may use another box of a reasonable size to protect the phone and prevent any damage during transit. Please note that the condition of the phone upon arrival remains your responsibility until it is received by Fizz. Head to a Canada Post deposit location Make your way to a Canada Post deposit location with your package with the return label on it or your confirmation email showing your QR code. Respect the deadline outlined in your confirmation email. If you miss your deadline, Canada Post will not accept your package, and you’ll have to resubmit a new return request. Tracking the status of your return You can track your package and the status of your return directly in your Return History by

At Fizz, there are no fixed-term contracts. Once you activate your plan, we do provide you with a Services agreement. Every time you change your plan (and you can change it anytime), you will get a new Services agreement. This ensures that the terms of your service are clearly defined and easy for you to review. Read more : How do I subscribe to Fizz?

List of useful phone numbers and the services they offer (not affiliated with Fizz) These useful numbers are short codes that allow you to access all types of services rapidly, such as: Directory assistance (directory assistance at 411, a Videotron agent at 611, taxi services at #TAXI) Information (social services 211, municipal services 311, road condition information 511, non-urgent health care 811) Emergency services (emergency services at 911, Sûreté du Québec at *4141, 988: Suicide Crisis Helpline) Entertainment (psychic readings or dating services at #CLICK) Users can easily memorize these numbers. CONSULT THE USEFUL NUMBERS LIST Good to know Accessing the services attached to these numbers can vary depending on the region where you are when you place your call 411 services The 411 number is a service that allows you, at any time, to obtain the addresses and telephone numbers of individuals and businesses listed in the telephone directory. It also provides you with weather forecasts, movie schedules and driving directions. When you call 411, the information is sent to you by text message. For example, if you're looking for the contact details of a particular person, you'll receive them by text message. Good to know 411 is a useful number that can be reached wherever you are in North America. 911 services The 911 emergency number allows you to get help quickly in an emergency situation. A dispatcher will take your call and immediately contact the appropriate emergency services (police, ambulance, fire or other), depending on the nature of the emergency. You can contact emergency services free of charge at any time by dialing 911 from your cell phone, wherever you are in Canada and the United States. Guidelines to follow when calling 911 911 service fees 911 calls are free because a monthly municipal tax of $0.54

In addition to a fast, easy and affordable Home Internet, every plan includes: Fizz Wi-Fi modem rental The Fizz Wi-Fi app, which includes: Scheduled pause Integrated speed test Band steering Learn more about the Fizz Wi-Fi app