I was just informed of Koodo’s Call Control service to screen away robodialers by asking the caller to press a number that is randomly selected by the Call Control service: https://www.koodomobile.com/en/help/call-controlIt sounds like a great idea. My only hesitation is that I don’t necessarily know who might legitimately robodial me. I can’t white-list them ahead of time. Some callers are important (hospitals, professional organizations). Unless the screening process sends them to voicemail, I won’t become aware of them.Can the Call Control service be further developed to record the caller as voicemail? This feature can be user-enabled.There is the real risk that the caller’s automated self identification won’t be captured in a normal voicemail recording because they usually introduce themselves at the beginning of the robodialer’s announcement. But this can be solved by having the recording commence from the beginning of the call, even before the Call Control service asks the caller to press a randomly selected number.
This area would be for multiple purposes:service announcements to mention Self-Serve downtime for maintenance / upgrades etc for announcing promotions ideally, one could subscribe to the thread to receive email notifications (alternative would be to use a website monitoring service that will identify changes and send out an email notification, e.g. Blogtrottr.com) other Koodo Mobile announcements
Koodo's main roaming partners in the US are T-Mobile, which still supports some older 3G connections and AT&T, which requires VoLTE (voice over 4G, often marketed as high definition calling).Koodo supports VoLTE but only for certain phones and NOT AT ALL for pre-paid customers. The phone models supported by Telus and the US carriers don't overlap 100% either. I headed south with an older LG V20 and a more modern LG Velvet which BOTH AT&T and Telus support.In an area where T-Mobile has good service (Philadelphia airport), the older Koodo phone performed OK, but that only built some false confidence and expectations.Landed further south, where AT&T is more common, both phones would kick in, then post a notification that "services are temporarily not available" every 10 seconds or so. This bouncing back and forth may explain why some users are complaining of phantom roaming charges near the border. The only way to get any peace was to shift to airplane mode, which defeats the whole purpose of roaming.Koodo should consider blocking AT&T roaming on prepaid entirely, since even if you have a 100% compatible phone, AT&T roaming will not work. Customers should also be aware that roaming signals may be de-prioritised by US carriers. At first it was a struggle to get a usable signal except in dense urban settings. That problem magically disappeared when I bought a prepaid SIM and plan from AT&T.Needless to say, the US plan is full-featured and less expensive than the equivalent Canadian one.
Hi, just ordered a new phone. If your stores were open I could get a case at the store and all the other accessories needed. The stores are closed with covid and so I ordered my phone online. But had to spend my money elsewhere to get my phone case. Why?
I can’t begin to express my frustration with this otherwise fantastic feature. Week after week I hear from countless people telling me my number is “blocked” because they don’t know about call control. They hear the call control message and don’t listen to the whole thing or assume its some scam just because they don’t yet know about this feature from any of their own contacts. For this reason the message needs to change to address this misconception. it should begin with “Un message en francais suivera. The (Koodo) customer you are calling IS NOT BLOCKED but is using the Call Control to filter non-human calls. To connect, simply dial (whatever number gets generated)” Please note that acknowledgement of a 2nd language message must also be added because many who only speak 1 of the 2 languages are also not able to understand this feature.
Is there any promotion to upgrade phone? Now require to pay Tab and Tab Bonus balance. I suggest to waive the Tab Bonus balance if had the phone for more than 12 months.
Dear Koodo, Please make a home internet hub that connects to cellphone towers, like a hotspot hub with unlimited data usage. It would be a huge selling point for the company it's 2022 and we still have small data plans we need unlimited high-speed internet in rural communities we live in a productivity world and the rate of technology advances the higher the file size of downloads and uploads are. People need better internet in these communities for growth in economy. Where I live the telephone lines are outdated and still have DSL internet with 3 mbps. It takes 30 hours to download games that 40GB in size. Please forward this message to someone that is at a highest management.
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