Telus Extends 6PM Early Evenings Promo & Flex Data Student Plan
This week, Telus has extended their expiring promotions until January 31, 2011. The two extensions are the 6PM Early Evenings promo and the new $55 Flex Student Plan.
6PM Early Evenings Promo
For any Telus customers activating on a 3-year term, they will automatically receive free 6PM early evenings.
Eligibility & Restrictions
The offer is applicable to new 3-year term activations on the following rate plans:
- iPhone Clear Choice $50
- iPhone Clear Choice Flex $65
- iPhone Clear Choice $100
- Student Flex $55
This offer essentially saves customers $7.00/month, which is the standalone cost of the 6PM feature.
$55 Flex Student Plan
Telus has also extended their new $55 Flex Student Plan. Of all the available offers from the wireless carriers, this plan is probably the best one.
For reference, the plan, available on a 3-year contract only, is detailed below:
- Minutes: 200 daytime
- Evenings/Weekends: Unlimited @ 6Pm
- Data: 1GB
- Promotions: Unlimited Text/Picture/Video messages, My10 Nationwide, Free Voicemail 3
Note: Contrary to the plan name, we have received word that you do not actually have to be a student to receive this plan.

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this is Telus puting a new piece of cheese on the mouse trap lol
is there a way to get on the student plan if you’re not a student? That’s a good plan
I Would not join telus if they gave me a free iPhone 4, a year free of service and gold.
Rogers made me up a Student Plan because I found out that BCIT does not fall under their Student Plan category.
I pay $65/month for 200 weekmin/500MB/Unlimited Evening & Weekends/Unlimited Text and my Visual Voicemail.
Not bad as i way paying over $110 previously (which had the 6Gb dataplan)