Calling and Texting between Canada and the US

@MegFizz

Hi,

the coverage area you choose determines the expanse of the calls and texts included in your plan. If you choose the Canada coverage for instance, you can make or receive calls anywhere in the country.

Calling within your coverage area:

• When you are in your coverage area, any call you receive, even those coming from abroad, are considered and billed as a local call.
• If your plan includes unlimited calls, you can make (and receive) as many local calls as you want within your coverage area. 

Calling abroad (from your coverage area):

• To check rates, log into your Fizz account. Under your mobile plan, click on Manage / Add-on, and enter the country where you’d like to call. 
• If an Add-on is offered to call that country, its information will be detailed, and you’ll have the opportunity to buy it. 
• The per-minute rate will also be shown, but you’ll need to add funds to your Fizz wallet to pay for those calls. 
• If you make calls each month to one country in particular, and that country is on our special rate list, it may be worthwhile for you to add the International calls option to your plan: for $5 per month, you get a fixed number of minutes for calls made from your coverage area to that country. 
• To learn more: How can I make calls abroad when in my coverage area

Incoming texts are always free, whether you’re within your coverage area or not, and whether you opted for unlimited texts or not. 

When you are within your coverage area:

• Plan with unlimited texts: all text messages you send are included, whatever their destination is. With a Quebec coverage for example, you could send a text to Ottawa, or even London.
• Plan without unlimited texts: sending a text will cost you $0.05, whatever its destination. To do so, you’ll have to add funds in your Fizz wallet. 

Source: https://fizz.ca/en/faq/abcs-fizz-mobile-services

Where did you read it?

@Dapfizzer

On that message the whizz said "En fait, depuis le mois de juillet 2022, seul le réseau de données LTE est disponible aux États-Unis. Appeler ou recevoir des appels et textos sera impossible."

Therefore, you cannot call when you are in the USA, they never said from Canada to the USA

Okay, so when does Fizz enable VoLTE when in the US? I take it they are 'working on it'? I see VoLTE is enabled when I'm in Montreal/Quebec. I will check next time I'm in Ottawa to see if that is working while 'roaming' on Rogers. I also have a trip planned next week to New York. I'm guessing as long as it jumps onto T-Mobile we're ok to get calls and texts?

I think it should be possible to call to the US when you are located in Canada and to receive calls from the US but while you are in the US, you will not be able to call or text, Fizz is using 3G network that is discontinued in the US.