Hello Wind Android!

Well I got it!

Feels great to finally have my wish fulfilled, without having to pay too much up front... see, that was not hard.
It's not hard to make me happy, it's 2011 and I got my first mobile internet. Android is great because of the customization it has, I will probably be upgrading the OS. Practically this phone is already mine, I will be paying an extra 10% of the bill for it, or could pay it off right away. Now just because I could pay it off, doesn't mean I should. I don't have to do that because there's no price increase for doing it the slow way. Some things are just better done slowly. I waited for a duel core processor, incredible camera and amazing screen. I didn't jump ship or jump the gun to get a phone while it was not fully developed, mature and powerful. I think the hardware here will last a sure 3 years no problem.Even if I don't want wind, I can go anywhere without getting a new phone. Even though there's no need but at least I own the phone and can do what I like with it.

So here you go fido, lesson learned I hope?
Even bigger lesson for Rogers, we left both our cell phone services, internet service and TV service. Almost simultaneously now with leaving fido and they can't do a thing about it. They are no longer the giants they thought they are, and they simply can't adapt. The strangle hold they had was frightening because there simply was not much choice. Bell being as bad as Rogers in many respects. Now that reign of terror is over, for the most part... they do still control the lines going into our home and probably still have a majority in most cities for some services. No longer do we need to worry about the slow adaptations, bad service and disrespect they have proven to be egotistic and rude, in the way they treat the customer (even if your Customer Service Reps are polite, that doesn't mean your actions are.)

Goodbye Rogers (and Fido which is still owned by Rogers), and hello the competition and same people that are honest and not evil.

Google's motto is "Don't be evil" and really that's all I need to know. If your company will not be evil like Rogers, Apple, and many more, you have my vote - in this case: money.

As always, leave comments below or email (after the break).
Do you think Rogers is evil? good or bad experience I'd like to hear it!
Ever use Wind? if so what are your thoughts?