Shaw’s Freedom Mobile has debuted new unlimited data plans on its website, ranging from 30GB to 50GB for bring your own device customers.
Yesterday, Freedom Mobile had $45/25GB, $55/35GB and $65/45GB unlimited LTE data plans.
But today, these plans have become $45/30GB, $55/40GB and $65/50GB unlimited data plans for the same price, due to “5GB bonus data” added. These plans all include 1GB nationwide data and unlimited talk and text.
The company’s Canada/US unlimited data plan with 60GB remains at $75 per month. This plan includes 4GB data and unlimited talk and text in the U.S.
Other changes today? Freedom Data, Talk & Text plans also get a data bonus:
The fine print says, “You will receive the additional data every month as long as you remain active and in good standing on an Eligible Plan for that bonus data amount.”
Freedom says these offers are “available for a limited time and is subject to change or cancellation without notice.” These plans are not available for existing customers “who upgrade their phone through My Account,” says Freedom.
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Meanwhile the rest of the world have unlimited data plans that are actually unlimited for less than 45$
Unfortunately their rates aren’t the problem, their networks is the worst. I found it unusable and had to dump them long ago, but if it works in the areas you frequent, the prices are the best in Ontario anyway, that’s not to say the rates are good compared to other countries.
Yes, I concur. I wouldn’t touch Freedom’s network with a 10ft pole.
I cancelled after a week – I was “out of their network” even though I live in the city (kamloops). My unlimited data was actually only 250mb because I had to use a Bell tower.
That was long time but not like that now. I’m glad i stuck it out. Theyre the cheapest.
This is good. I remember reading an article that customers on average use about 4 GB of their plans. Problem is I can’t remember if thats just because Canadian plans were just 4-10GB anyways. At least they’re coming up now.
This is good. I remember reading an article that customers on average use about 4 GB of their plans. Problem is I can’t remember if thats just because Canadian plans were just 4-10GB anyways. At least they’re coming up now.