In other words, I am renting a 2 bedroom apt for X number of dollars rent per month, then my landlord arrives one day and states, "Rob, we have decided to partition your apartment space, so now your square footage will be reduced to allow additional tenants to share the same space under said apt building roof."

I have other issues with WIND: service drops unexpectedly re: my cell indicates "NO SERVICE" when I attempted to dial out. Yes, I was sitting in my apartment, in the living room, near the dining room window, within the city limits. And all this for only $25.00 per month. I pay $37 per month now with "another carrier", whom I won't mention here because they don't need the publicity.

WIND: A little over 2 years ago (?) I raised my expectations of them when they entered the Canadian Marketplace when the President of the company introduced himself on a nationwide news feed. My advice to all newbies to the cell phone market: you want to support WIND? Fine. Re-locate as close as you can to one of their transmission towers and join them and ride the roller coaster of their success story or wait another 2 – 3 years when (hopefully) their services will be "smooth sailing" like a modern luxury liner. Thanks for putting up with my silly metaphors. Canadians are paying too much for cell services in this country, and for too long. I am referring to ALL the cell service providers when I state this, not only WIND. But, that is one of the factors that WIND uses to support their marketing policies, isn't it? Good luck!