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mikemhg 10-03-2016 03:26 PM

Not sure if that's good CBC did an article on this, might push the loop hole to be closed.

I'm glad I have a corporate plan, this Manitoba plan shows perfectly how much we're getting completely ripped off by Rogers/Bell/Telus.

If a plan this low is sustainable, why are people paying $80-$100+ for equivalent.

jerche 10-03-2016 05:45 PM

Does anyone know if you can still get this plan if you're already on Koodo? Open a Manitoba line, get the plan and port it? Would this work? Or is there an easier route around this?

TIA

guurl 10-03-2016 06:55 PM

Nobody ever reads the thread lol ^

You start with the cheapest BC plan at the store then change it to a manitoba/SK plan and port the number over

sdubfid 10-03-2016 07:54 PM

If you're already on Koodo port out to Koodo prepaid first then on to the Manitoba number that you also have on your account.

Verdasco 10-03-2016 11:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mikemhg (Post 8792611)
Not sure if that's good CBC did an article on this, might push the loop hole to be closed.

I'm glad I have a corporate plan, this Manitoba plan shows perfectly how much we're getting completely ripped off by Rogers/Bell/Telus.

If a plan this low is sustainable, why are people paying $80-$100+ for equivalent.

bro, its been posted numerous times on CBC and province , globalnews

no one is going to do shit.

Verdasco 10-03-2016 11:04 PM

example:


http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/wi...ewan-1.3166491

dated july of 2015

jerche 10-04-2016 03:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by guurl (Post 8792639)
Nobody ever reads the thread lol ^

You start with the cheapest BC plan at the store then change it to a manitoba/SK plan and port the number over

I don't think you understand my situation. I already have the Manitoba plan but it's the $55 with the 10% BYOD discount. It's grandfathered. I been on this plan for 2+ years. It is now $48 with no 10% BYOD. My only concern is if I am already with Koodo, would I get flag?

I already ported it once.

Also for the record, I got the Manitoba plan right from the get go first and then ported on my BC number.

FerrariEnzo 10-04-2016 11:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mikemhg (Post 8792611)
Not sure if that's good CBC did an article on this, might push the loop hole to be closed.

Man.. CBC just recycle this news.. I think its prolly been done like 3 times already at least... IF telus really wanted it closed, they would order koodo too.. but right now Telus is still sitting at 3rd spot in subscribers.. so they need all the subs they can get...


Quote:

Originally Posted by jerche (Post 8792628)
Does anyone know if you can still get this plan if you're already on Koodo? Open a Manitoba line, get the plan and port it? Would this work? Or is there an easier route around this?

TIA

Quote:

Originally Posted by guurl (Post 8792639)
Nobody ever reads the thread lol ^

You start with the cheapest BC plan at the store then change it to a manitoba/SK plan and port the number over

1) Go to any local Koodo Store / Kiosk.
2) Ask for a MB # (Being Specific with city name helps) with the cheapest Month-to-Month (Post-Paid) plan (If they do not give MB#, get a local # for ON/BC/AB)
3) Do not insert the SIM into your phone (if you absolutely must, then you can use it, I recommend just completing the process first)
4) Go home, sign up for Self-Serve account using the same email address you provided them at sign up / log into your Self-serve account.
5) If you got the MB# then wait until next billing cycle (usually 4-9 Days -- can check online in your account*)
-- If you got a ON / BC / AB #, change your # online to a MB (Click on Self Serve -- Phone Services -- Change Number)
6) On 1st Day of your billing cycle log in to self serve account - Change plan to $48 MB (Click on Self Serve -- Phone Services -- Change my plan)
7) Wait 24 hours**, Port - In your #. (Click on Self Serve -- Phone Services -- Change Number)

If you cant wait just call up koodo to have them port for you or change to the MB/SK plan.. but it will cost you $20...

jerche 10-04-2016 03:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FerrariEnzo (Post 8792773)
Man.. CBC just recycle this news.. I think its prolly been done like 3 times already at least... IF telus really wanted it closed, they would order koodo too.. but right now Telus is still sitting at 3rd spot in subscribers.. so they need all the subs they can get...





1) Go to any local Koodo Store / Kiosk.
2) Ask for a MB # (Being Specific with city name helps) with the cheapest Month-to-Month (Post-Paid) plan (If they do not give MB#, get a local # for ON/BC/AB)
3) Do not insert the SIM into your phone (if you absolutely must, then you can use it, I recommend just completing the process first)
4) Go home, sign up for Self-Serve account using the same email address you provided them at sign up / log into your Self-serve account.
5) If you got the MB# then wait until next billing cycle (usually 4-9 Days -- can check online in your account*)
-- If you got a ON / BC / AB #, change your # online to a MB (Click on Self Serve -- Phone Services -- Change Number)
6) On 1st Day of your billing cycle log in to self serve account - Change plan to $48 MB (Click on Self Serve -- Phone Services -- Change my plan)
7) Wait 24 hours**, Port - In your #. (Click on Self Serve -- Phone Services -- Change Number)

If you cant wait just call up koodo to have them port for you or change to the MB/SK plan.. but it will cost you $20...

I already know how the process work... I am already currently on the Manitoba plan for 2+ years. My issue is that I am on a grandfathered plan that is a bit more expensive than the $48 one and wondering if I have to go through that process again and if I would get flagged or not.

I wonder if anyone here actually reads lol

FerrariEnzo 10-14-2016 07:36 AM

you have to port out to a pre-paid line and do the whole process again... its been written on Hofo many times...

it does SEEMS like no one read.. LMAO

guurl 10-27-2016 01:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jerche (Post 8792708)
I don't think you understand my situation. I already have the Manitoba plan but it's the $55 with the 10% BYOD discount. It's grandfathered. I been on this plan for 2+ years. It is now $48 with no 10% BYOD. My only concern is if I am already with Koodo, would I get flag?

I already ported it once.

Also for the record, I got the Manitoba plan right from the get go first and then ported on my BC number.

oops :derp: sorrry fail on me :tears:

hud 91gt 11-13-2016 01:55 PM

I am with Koodo already. Does this process allow one to switch to the MB number for the required time, then switch back to your old BC #, or will you be stuck with a new one?

sdubfid 11-16-2016 01:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hud 91gt (Post 8802135)
I am with Koodo already. Does this process allow one to switch to the MB number for the required time, then switch back to your old BC #, or will you be stuck with a new one?

No, don't get rid of your bc number. Get a 2nd throwaway bc number (or Manitoba number if they offer it) on your account, go home switch it to a Manitoba number, get the plan.

Port your current bc number to prepaid and then port it into your Manitoba plan.

mr_chin 11-16-2016 01:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sdubfid (Post 8802695)
No, don't get rid of your bc number. Get a 2nd throwaway bc number (or Manitoba number if they offer it) on your account, go home switch it to a Manitoba number, get the plan.

Port your current bc number to prepaid and then port it into your Manitoba plan.

Or, just open another Koodo account with a manitoba number. Go home, use the self serve to port your BC number to the new account. Cancel old account.

MTV Cribs 11-19-2016 10:46 PM

Koodo closed the loophole last week :\

FerrariEnzo 11-20-2016 10:38 AM

Considering switching to this $40 4GB plan..

I would be loosing 1GB but getting 1000min LD...
Is the LDmin monthly or 1 time thing?

Alby 11-20-2016 12:24 PM

its a monthly plan. im assuming its every month per every cycle

FerrariEnzo 11-20-2016 06:29 PM

Well.. spend a few hours online with fido, I got the $40 plan. Waiting for the sim card to arrive and I will port over.

Called Koodo but they didnt want to match. sucks to be them loosing on subs.

JDMCivic 11-24-2016 11:17 PM

koodo matched today with $48 5GB unlimited canada mins plan. got it this morning.

read here for more info

[Koodo] Koodo 5GB unlimited canada-wide RETENTION/LOYALTY plan (AB/BC) ymmv - RedFlagDeals.com Forums

FerrariEnzo 11-25-2016 01:41 PM

THIS IS the MB/SK plan.. they just made it available for AB and BC now.. LMAO
I dont have anyone to call to outside the Greater Vancouver Area...
with Fido, I can talk to my cousins in Hong Kong without paying extra... my normal data usage is around 2-3GB, so I think Fido plan is still a better deal...

vitaminG 11-25-2016 03:46 PM

According to rfd the data overage is $50/gb instead of $10 with the mb/so plan. Dealbreaker for me

twitchyzero 11-25-2016 11:35 PM

going to call retention this weekend
wonder if they'll give me an extra gig on the mb plan

FOREVER 11-29-2016 12:38 PM

Almost fucked myself over trying to go from MB -> BC $48/M plan

CSR said it wasn't available and offered me a $40+ plan with 2.5gb~ :noyoudidnt:

MTV Cribs 12-21-2016 12:31 AM

I just completed the steps for the $48 MB 6gb with 1000 international minutes plan last week. And just a few days ago, they made a $55 Quebec 8gb with 1000 international minutes plan avaiable FeelsBadMan

guurl 12-21-2016 11:56 AM

^ still able to do it? will share with my friend :)


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