Fido, Koodo, Public Mobile Launch $34/50GB Boxing Day Plan

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After Quebecor’s Freedom Mobile ramped up data for its $34 Canada-US plan from 30GB to 50GB for today only, some fellow wireless rivals have matched the data amount only.

Fido (Rogers), Koodo (Telus) and Public Mobile (Telus) have now launched a $34/50GB plan for Boxing Week, matching what we saw during Black Friday.

The plans are for bring your own phone customers. Fido Makes you enter the promo code PLUS20 at checkout to get the offer. It’s worth noting only Public Mobile offers 5G data speeds while the others are at 4G LTE.

As of writing, Virgin Plus (Bell) is asleep and their $34 plan has 30GB of data still. Update Dec. 26, 6:26pm PT: Virgin has woken up and their plan is now $34/50GB like its rivals.

So there you have it folks, the 2023 Boxing Day battleground is as $34/50GB plan, but only Freedom offers Canada-US. Rogers, Telus and Bell are likely too scared to match for now.

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pjw
pjw
2 years ago

Nicely framed.

LoveTruth
LoveTruth
2 years ago

Fido says I’m “Not qualified for this offer” when I put in the code. I’m on the $35 for 40GB plan.

Laura Nauder
Laura Nauder
Reply to  LoveTruth
2 years ago

“new customers only”. Just switch to another provider. They’re all garbage anyway.

Ex
Ex
2 years ago

I was on the Koodo Black Friday 2023 existing customer offer of $35/50GB (4G) with Premium VM perk. The $35 plan only had two perk choices (Premium VM and Intl Text). Today I chatted via their Facebook support and managed to change to this $34/50GB (4G) with Rollover Data.

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