Image via RFD user ‘eclone’
Bell’s flanker brand Virgin Plus is offering up a promotional bring your own phone plans right now at select stores.
The Virgin Plus store at Pacific Mall in Markham, Ontario, has posters advertising $30/10GB and $35/20GB plans, with included 1,000 long distance minutes to India, Mexico, Japan and South Korea. The plans include the usual unlimited nationwide talk and international messaging.
The sign advertising this deal was spotted by a RFD user on Tuesday morning. Now, there’s always a catch when it comes to these special deals.
The $30/10GB plan is actually the $50/10GB plan, but with $20/month credits for 10 months only.
The $35/20GB plan is actually the $55/20GB plan but with $20/month credits for 10 months only.
These plans are eligible for those signing up under a referral to get $50 in credits (which only start from your third billing cycle at $5/month dragged out over 10 months).
The rationale here is to sign up new customers under these limited-time discounted plans, as they will increase back up in price in 10 months. Maybe a customer won’t notice the price bump? But at that time, you could just jump to the next best plan you can find.
Again, call your local Virgin Plus store and ask if they have these special bring your own phone offers, which are available as back-to-school week is in full swing.
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The bait and switch happens only 10 months into this new relationship. 🤩🤩🤩
This is like finding out 10 months into a new relationship that no one GAF about you. 🤩🤩🤩
What a fukckcing steal!!! Why aren’t all the dumb Canadians lining up to get bum-fukced by this absurd display of customer abuse????
“for 10 months only.” Then its NOT $35/20GB, its still $55/20GB, with a discount for the first 10 months.
So a $55/20GB plan that comes with a $200 discount spread evenly over the first 10 months.
Almost as evenly spread as the cheek of each Canadian who decides to take this plan up their rear-end while paying for it.