Amphion.ca Website Review

   upcoming events:         (click on event title to read the entire post) some people may already have received the following letter from remind.com about the discontinuation of text messaging to roger & bell (and their subsidiaries) mobile systems. for those who haven’t (or ignored it), the content of the email is posted below.. it is imperative that you do (one or both) of these options if you have not already done so. we’re sorry to write with a disappointing update. as you might remember from this summer, rogers canada was planning to charge remind a fee that made it impossible for us to continue supporting text messaging for anyone with a rogers wireless plan. now, bell canada has please read on for all the important details—we promise to keep this as short as we can. to offer our text messaging service free of charge, remind has always paid for each text that users receive or send. now, rogers and bell are charging us additional fees intended for companies that send spam over their networks. remind messages aren’t spam, but our efforts to resolve the issue with the telecoms haven’t been successful. as a result, the rogers and bell fees increase our costs of supporting sms in canada to at least 25x our current cost. this isn’t financially feasible for us to support, and it’s forcing us to end remind text messaging for everyone who has a wireless plan on the how will this affect you? beginning january 28, 2019, people in your clas*es who normally get remind texts will no longer receive your messages if they have wireless plans with rogers, bell, or their respective subsidiaries. to make sure people in your clas*es continue receiving your messages, encourage them to do*nload the mobile app our team’s also working hard on a solution that allows your clas*es to continue to use remind by text, and we’ll share more details with in the meantime, we’ll keep fighting to make sure canadian educators, students, and parents have access to effective