But now it appears Rogers and Bell (updated) are offering a slightly cheaper BYOD plan through reseller partner Tbooth Wireless, a $63/10GB Canada-wide calling plan for those looking to sign up a minimum of two lines, in Ontario.
Tbooth Wireless locations Ontario are advertising a handwritten $63/10GB BYOD ad outside retail locations, such as this one seen in Oshawa, Ontario (via RFD):
We are able to confirm this offer is also available at stores in Toronto, and not just a one-time dealer offer.
If you have data-hungry teenagers racking up data overages, a $63/10GB plan may provide a better cushion compared to smaller data buckets. At this price, it’s only $3 off the wildly popular $60/10GB holiday plan from last year.
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