Rogers is Offering an Unadvertised $39/60GB Plan

Rogers is offering up an unadvertised plan for $39 with 60GB of data and unlimited nationwide calling.

The plan is not being advertised on its website or at stores, but is available through a call center or live chat online. The plan is normally priced at $44 but after Autopay (pre-authorized credit card payments), it drops to $39 per month.

The offering is available across Canada (except Quebec) and it is not a bring your own device plan and does not support device financing, according to RFD.

Numerous users that tried to get the plan were able to successfully nab it via online chat. You can mention the SOC code LTPM4225U to get straight to the point. Some were also able to secure an extra $10 off for 24 months, taking the plan down to $29/60GB, while getting the activation fee waived and also free SIM cards.

You may be better off going with Telus-owned Public Mobile’s $39/60GB plan that kicked off earlier this month, as that includes unlimited talk, text and data in the U.S. as well. You may also avoid any price increases from Public Mobile versus Rogers.

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Tony L
Tony L
2 years ago

Thx do we know if there is a speed limitation ? Assume not shared data plan.

Chris
Chris
Reply to  Tony L
2 years ago

Speed limited to 250Mbps. No video throttling unlike Bell.

Y Z
Y Z
2 years ago

…it is not a bring your own device plan and does not support device financing?

winnertakesteve
winnertakesteve
2 years ago

I’m so sick of this. Why can’t telcos just make things a fair market price and stop with all the games. And yes that’s a rhetorical question. They’re all garbage. And at this point it feels like you’re just paying for the privilege of being harassed by endless scam calls and texts.

Jason H
Jason H
Reply to  winnertakesteve
2 years ago

I’m the same. So tired of being yanked around by this or that or the other thing. I wish there was more I could do, as a consumer.

I recently came off a Rogers contract with a two year phone term. Such a hastle, and it shouldn’t have to be! I was paying $45 more for the same amount of data and things like wifi calling. And of course, the worst was dealing with billing for the $150 they overcharged me. It took over 3 months to get it back. They sure like to increase prices but drag you as a customer through the mud to deal with their mistake. The big three are all the same. I’m still paying Telus now unfortunately.

Ex
Ex
2 years ago

I’d say Koodo is a better “deal” at $34/50GB with roll over data option.

Jason H
Jason H
Reply to  Ex
2 years ago

Wow, they have rollover data? This is tempting. I’m on the same with public mobile and get much less.

Ex
Ex
Reply to  Jason H
2 years ago

PM also does not support WiFi Calling (afaik). For me that’s a biggie.

Augustine Lally
Augustine Lally
2 years ago

There is also Public Mobile’s $40 75 gig Canada US plan or Wundle Mobile’s $40 75 gig 5G data plan at full speed with unlimited data throttled to 512 KB.

North Pete
North Pete
Reply to  Augustine Lally
2 years ago

Don’t use 5g, it can’t penetrate buildings as well and, it kills your battery faster. 4g is still better.

Nattyz
Nattyz
2 years ago

Plubic Mobile has the best deal hands down. $40 75gb, unlimited US and Canada minutes and data. Use this referral code for extra discount

Q4W
Q4W
2 years ago

I just called Rogers and gave them the code and they have no record of it. Perhaps it has ended?

North Pete
North Pete
Reply to  Q4W
2 years ago

They said the normal price is $44, did they even have that?

Random Black Guy
Random Black Guy
2 years ago

Once Helium comes to Canada. Its over for the big 3! We should start a petition to make the CRTC changes the rules so that Helium Moblie can come to Canada!

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