Rogers, Bell and Quebecor Commissioned a Report. It Says They’re Having a Hard Time.
Canada's telecom sector says it made a big difference to the economy in 2025, contributing $86 billion to the country's GDP, according to a new PwC Canada report. That works out to roughly 4% of Canada's total economic output, with the industry supporting 611,000 jobs across the country. The report, funded by the Canadian Telecommunications...
Wow kind of falls short compared to Winds $45 plan. Which is for everything unlimited including data.
the problem is that Wind doesn’t support the Iphone 🙁
Arn’t all Wind’s unlimited plans limited to Wind zones? Step out side and a whole bunch of charges apply?
Not really that great of a plan if you can get the EPP plan. Unless you really need unlimited incoming.
Yup, which is why people shouldn’t compare Rogers to Wind.
So, I have to sign a new 3 year contract for this plan.?
Yes. Extend your contract for 3yrs from the day you resign
This doesn’t seem to apply to Quebec…does it?
Gary, thanks for the heads-up. I called Rogers, and the tier-one person hadn’t heard of the plan and put me through to Customer Relations. That agent WAS aware of the plan, but recommended that I stick with my current plan which had more daytime minutes and MY5, as well as unlimited early evening calling. But then as a freebie because I’ve been such a long-time customer, she added the unlimited incoming local calls for the life of my current contract.
Needless to say, I am a *very* happy camper today.
And I would recommend that others, if you’ve been with Rogers for a while and could qualify as a long-time customer, might want to *ask* for that freebie that this agent offered me.
Glad we could help! 🙂
You always do!