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DC5-S 02-18-2014 07:18 AM

Question about BYOD plans for telus & bell
 
I have my own phone and im on WIND. I plan to switch to bell or telus as the area that im working in now, is out of a wind zone. I've seen Bell and telus BYOD plans, they're both roughly the same in price. Unlimited everything, with 2GB data for $65 monthly.

My question is, does Bell or Telus offer any plans that are cheaper with the same amount of data? For instance, 200-400 weekday minutes instead of unlimited, with free incoming etc, and evenings and weekends for BYOD no contract.

FerrariEnzo 02-18-2014 10:22 AM

Koodo... the one I just switched from Wind..

$55 unlimited canada wide calling, txt/mms and 5gb data with 10% BYOP.. $50.50 before taxes..

its the SK/MB plan.. BTW

I did start a new telus/koodo thread and posted it.. you didnt check that?

mr_chin 02-18-2014 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by FerrariEnzo (Post 8419055)
Koodo... the one I just switched from Wind..

$55 unlimited canada wide calling, txt/mms and 5gb data with 10% BYOP.. $50.50 before taxes..

its the SK/MB plan.. BTW

I did start a new telus/koodo thread and posted it.. you didnt check that?

That's a sick plan, how did you get it?

lime56 03-12-2014 12:58 AM

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Originally Posted by mr_chin (Post 8419553)
That's a sick plan, how did you get it?

easy.. the thing is.. you will be given a SK number 204 area code... other people calling you will be a bitch if they don't have nationwide calling.. but you can call them back cuz your plan would cover it... :concentrate:

FerrariEnzo 03-12-2014 09:43 AM

lol I have a BC number on this plan...

dub.g 03-12-2014 10:46 AM

koodo is actually the only carrier i know that makes you port your number instead of them doing it

you know how you switch from your current provider to the new one, without cancelling your account so you dont lose your number, usually the carrier does this for you..

you just make an account online and port it from there

FerrariEnzo 03-12-2014 12:23 PM

Koodo I think charge for it if you get the csr to do it..
its easy to do it online.. and few later your number is ported...


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