Alrighty, as expected Telus-owned Koodo has joined the mix with Fido and Koodo, debuting a $34/50GB plan again.
Fido and Virgin Plus were the first to bring back the $34/50GB plan from Boxing Week on Friday, and Koodo matched on Saturday.
Koodo’s $34/50GB plan has 4G speeds and replaces the $39/30GB plan from before. You also get 1 free perk of either rollover data or unlimited long distance pack.
It seems like Koodo just flicked the switch from Boxing Week to bring back the $34/50GB plan, as the expiry date says January 3, 2024 (insert Nelson GIF, “ha-ha!”).
The only other plan Koodo has is a $50/60GB 5G plan (aside from the basic entry plans).
Again, Fido, Virgin and Koodo adding this $34/50GB plan still does not include the U.S. roaming option, as we’re seeing with Public Mobile (until Monday) and Freedom Mobile. We have still yet to see a ‘Big 3’ postpaid flanker brand offer a Canada-US plan.
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Nooooo there’s no duopoly/monopolies in Canada.
Just pure coincidence.
NATIONALIZE TELECOM. We paid for the damn infrastructure, I wish we could just seize it back and lease it to these crooks.
I never wish harm on anyone but I would have a big smile on my face if every executive at those three companies kicked the can tomorrow.
I think we all would celebrate the demise of most execs