First, it was Freedom Mobile setting the $50/40GB price point (but with Canada-US roaming), then Fido followed suit (but offering Canada-US only in Quebec) and then Virgin Plus yesterday.
Now, Telus-owned Koodo has joined the foray, offering a $50/40GB plan like its rivals for new customers, but also adding a 75GB plan that was previously offered only to existing customers and more.
Check out the plans page below which is now flooded with new plans:
Interestingly enough, the $50/40GB plan is not available in Quebec, unlike Fido which is offering Canada-US roaming for the latter in the province.
Um, did the Koodo plans page just throw up or something? Less than a week ago only the $44.40/30GB, $39/20GB, and $62/50GB plans were showing. From 3 plans to 9 plans in four days. Expect these plans to get trimmed down in the coming days we suspect.
Fido currently offers $50/40GB, $45/30GB (after $5/month credit) and $39/20GB plans. Virgin Plus currently offers $39/20GB and $50/40GB plans.
Again, if you’re on a Koodo plan that has less data than what’s advertised, you should log into online self serve and make a switch.
Update May 31, 2023, 11:28am PDT: Looks like Koodo has quickly updated its website and removed these promos. Only the $44.40/30GB, $62/50GB and $39/20GB plans remain.
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Well took them long enough. Haha
Just got the $55 75 GB plan minus $25 in credits.
I’m going with Bell’s 25GB US/CAN 5G+ for 50$ plan. Available to Internet clients.
Wait what that’s an awesome plan! Where did you find this?
can someone post the link for me? it doenst shows up to me on the webstie. is this an existing customer only offer.
lol who’s running the website for Koodo? Clearly confusion is the name of the game!
Something to add: the 55$ and up plans have a free perk that is unlimited long distance to 28 countries (us included). That makes it almost as cheap as the $39 plan with us calling and an added 55GB of data. Similarly, the 40GB plan would be 65+tax with long distance vs the 75GB plan.
Just thought I’d throw that out there.