Last week we told you Bell was set to end promo plans on April 21, and as expected, new plans were released today.
What are we seeing? Bell has increased prices and limited availability down to just two plans (Spring Break travel is well over now). Check them out below:
Gone is the $60/150GB Canada-US plan for talk, text and data. Both plans listed above are for bring your own phone and after $10/month autopay (debit payments) credit. Crave Basic is included with both plans and the details say it’s for new activations only.
Here are Rogers and Telus plans in comparison to Bell’s changes today…
Rogers after autopay discount:
Telus after autopay discount:
So we’re seeing Bell’s plan changes in line with Rogers right now. Telus still undercuts its rivals for its North American plan and right now is the only one offering a Canada-US plan. Your best bet is to jump onto Public Mobile or Freedom Mobile if you want Canada-US-Mexico plans that are cheaper than the ‘Big 3’.
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Wow! I just took an EPP (or whatever they call it): $35 for 100 Go with full speed at 5G+! Let’s see when I will receive the famous “your plan price will increase” message!
Fizz says hi. What about Vidéotron?