TELUS has announced in a company blog post PureFibre Internet has officially arrived for customers in BC and Alberta. The Internet service offers download speeds of up to 150 Mbps and same for upload.
The company is touting PureFibre as a way for families to watch multiple Netflix in 4K streams, from Optik TV 4K set top boxes, with Netflix Premium subscription. The Internet 150/150 plan comes with 1 terabyte of monthly data usage and costs $80 per month, or $42 per month for six months for new customers on a two-year term.
The plan will compete against Shaw’s Internet 150/15 plan priced at $79 for a two-year plan, or $100 off term.
Telus-owned Koodo just can’t make up its mind, it seems. Last week, the company debuted some promo plans for existing customers, took them away and then briefly offered them on its website for all, then removed those as well. Now, the company has again offered these promo plans for some existing customers, bringing back the...
Telus-owned Koodo has been sending some promotions today to existing customers, offering cheap monthly data add-ons. The offers were sent via text message, according to screenshots seen by iPhone in Canada. These special data add-ons are at prices cheaper than data overages which cost a whopping $130 per 1 GB if you choose to accept...
First, it was Freedom Mobile setting the $50/40GB price point (but with Canada-US roaming), then Fido followed suit (but offering Canada-US only in Quebec) and then Virgin Plus yesterday. Now, Telus-owned Koodo has joined the foray, offering a $50/40GB plan like its rivals for new customers, but also adding a 75GB plan that was previously...
