Looks like Koodo Mobile is offering a new promo to existing customers, as a promotion offers a $70 per month plan with 10GB of data, if users upgrade on a Tab Small ($240 subsidy) or Medium ($360 subsidy).
Some current customers are being sent text messages detailing the following plan (via RFD):
The plan comes with unlimited nation wide minutes and texting, while data overages are charged at $7/100MB or $70/1GB. There’s a $30 connection fee if activating in store, but $0 if you order online.
This plan is not BYOD but if you’re looking to get a Tab Medium, which can apply to various iPhones, then a $70/10GB plan is decent compared to regular priced plans. Of course, this plan doesn’t compare to the $56/10GB promo being offered by Koodo in Quebec right now.
The offer is only available until June 30th, 2018. Did you get this text from Koodo?
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