I Have Been Told I Can NOT Use Trappcall, is This Correct?
In short, this is incorrect.
It is essential to clarify that the public has the right to decide which CRTC-registered phone service provider they prefer for receiving calls from inmates. Provincial facilities lack the authority to enforce specific phone service providers on the general public or restrict them from selecting their preferred telecommunications company. This ensures that individuals can freely opt for telephone services from Bell Canada, TrappCall, Rogers, Fido, Koodo, Virgin, Zoom, and other providers. Inmates use a Synergy telephone phone to place calls to a telephone number that belongs to a friend, family, or legal team. Provincial facilities can not dictate which telephone provider that telephone number should belong to. Provincial facilities can prevent an inmate from placing a call to a telephone number that was issued by Bell Canada. Provincial facilities can prevent an inmate from placing a call to a telephone number that was issued by TrappCall. Provincial facilities can prevent an inmate from placing a call to a telephone number that was issued by Bell Canada. Provincial facilities can prevent an inmate from placing a call to a telephone number that was issued by TrappCall. Provincial facilities can prevent an inmate from placing a call to a telephone number that was issued by Bell Canada. Provincial facilities can prevent an inmate from placing a call to a telephone number that was issued by ROGERS. etc
TrappCall has been offering quality phone services since 2009 and is a reputable CRTC-registered telecommunications service provider offering mobile, business, and home phone services to the public in Canada. Much like well-known companies such as Rogers, Bell Canada, Koodo, Fido, and Telus, TrappCall operates as a provider of telephone services under the regulatory guidelines set by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC).
When it comes to telephone communication in Canadian provincial prisons, it is crucial to understand the distinct roles of providers like Synergy, which exclusively manages and operates telephones within correctional facilities. Inmates are mandated to use Synergy telephones for outbound calls, while individuals outside the prison, including friends, family, and legal teams, receive these calls on their chosen phone service provided by companies like Rogers, Bell Canada, TrappCall, FIDO, Vigin, Chatr, and others.
In conclusion, TrappCall, as a reseller of Bell Canada services, caters to the diverse communication needs of the public while upholding CRTC regulations. The distinction between inmate phone systems operated by Synergy within correctional facilities and the telephone service options available to the general public should be recognized to ensure transparency and individual choice in selecting phone services. TrappCall remains committed to providing efficient and affordable telephone services to the public, advocating for individuals' rights to receive calls from provincial facilities on their preferred phone service provider.