Now, Fido has matched its rivals, as their BYOD Pulse Plans have also been revamped to show plans with 500 minutes. If users want a plan with unlimited Canada-wide calling, it will cost $5 more per month.
Here are the Pulse Plans now showing on Fido’s website (for BC/AB/ON):
$50/1GB + 500 minutes
$55/1GB + unlimited minutes
$60/3GB + 500 minutes
$65/3GB + unlimited minutes
$70/5GB + 500 minutes
$75/5GB + unlimited minutes
$85/8GB + 500 minutes
$90/8GB + unlimited minutes
$115/10GB + unlimited minutes
Again, just when we thought unlimited Canada-wide minutes were becoming the norm, that has again changed as options for fewer minutes are now available.
Rogers is offering up an unadvertised plan for $39 with 60GB of data and unlimited nationwide calling. The plan is not being advertised on its website or at stores, but is available through a call center or live chat online. The plan is normally priced at $44 but after Autopay (pre-authorized credit card payments), it...
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Rogers and Bell have launched a $34/50GB 5G plan, joining their flanker brands such as Fido, and Virgin Plus, while also matching Koodo and Public Mobile. But of course, this is only in Quebec for now. The Rogers 5G plan normally is priced at $45 with 30GB of non-shared data, but it’s boosted to 50GB....