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Bell Debuts $27.50 and $50 Fab Promo Plans Today
Today Bell has released some new ‘Fab Promo Plans’ that include My5 and My10. Here’s what’s available…
Fab 5 & Text Promo: $27.50 (not for the iPhone)
- For ‘messaging devices’
- Unlimited text, picture, video messaging
- 150 anytime minutes
- Unlimited evening and weekends from 6pm-7am
- Fab 5; unlimited talk to 5 numbers
- Call waiting, call conferencing
Fab 10 Promo: $50
- For smartphones (iPhone) and BlackBerry
- Unlimited SMS/MMS
- 200 anytime minutes
- Unlimited evening and weekends from 6pm-7am
- 100 MB data
- Fab 10; unlimited calling to 10 numbers
- Call waiting, call conferencing
The $50 Fab 10 Promo sounds enticing, except there isn’t much data at 100 MB. However if you’re a super light data user that only checks email and uses lots of WiFi…this could be calling your name. Thoughts?
[via MobileSyrup]
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Lousy plan.
Rogers has the same in market offer but with 200MB of data.
The 50 plan got caller id and message center too
bell sucks ball, bro
@591b73b7deeed0e621e166e8b5d0f49b:disqus Yes Rogers has a similar offer, but Bell’s is actually better and here’s why:
Roger’s is 52.13 (so $75 extra over the term) and the extra data is $10 per 100 mb while Bell is $10 for 200 mb and lastly the Bell plan includes caller id and voicemail ($12/month from Rogers) for a total savings of $432 over the term.
I work for a multi-carrier and I deal with these plans daily, and Bell’s version is better.
Look into the plans before commenting.
I pay $57/month for 250 anytime minutes, evenings and weekends from 6pm, unlimited incoming calls, call/name display, call waiting/conferencing, visual voicemail, unlimited mms/SMS, and 6GB of data. It’s a bargained retention plan through Robbers though.
I eat 100MB for breakfast, thank you 6GB