Koodo has made some changes today to its Tab Medium plans, increasing the minimum plan price to $50 per month, up from $45, according to internal documents seen by iPhone in Canada.
The change—a $5 increase for those seeking a Tab Medium contract—is effective as of today, March 21, 2019. Koodo’s website currently reflects this change—check out our before and after screenshot below:
“Tab Medium entry point has changed to $50,” reads the document, further explaining “customers must take an in-market plan that is $50 or higher in order to be eligible for Tab Medium.”
Customers signing a two-year contract on Tab Medium get a $360 loan towards a smartphone, repaid monthly over 24 months ($15 x 24) on top of their voice plan. Tab Medium eligible Apple devices currently include the iPhone 6s Plus and iPhone 7.
The current entry Tab Medium plan is $50 with 4GB of data and 500 Canada-wide anytime minutes, plus unlimited SMS/MMS.
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