No Name Mobile and PC Mobile Run SIM Flash Sales Until October 7

Person holds a smartphone with a bright yellow screen reading'no name' in the foreground, No Frills

No Name Mobile and PC Mobile have launched limited-time SIM card promotions in Canada, with both flash sales ending October 7.

The brand is offering 50% off SIM cards purchased in store at No Frills. The carrier does not list a regular SIM card price on its website, so the promotion is simply advertised as half off while the sale is running.

Its prepaid plan lineup remains unchanged, with data totals including bonus data for customers using auto top-up.

  • $19/month for 2GB total
  • $25/month for 6GB total
  • $29/month for 40GB total, listed as “Best Value”
  • $34/month for 60GB total

The No Name Mobile SIM card discount is available in store only at No Frills and ends October 7. For more on the carrier’s recent pricing moves, see our story on how No Name Mobile dropped prices and boosted data on its top 4G plans, and compare plans in our guide to the best cell phone plans in Canada right now.

PC Mobile is running a different type of flash sale, offering up to 30,000 PC Optimum points when customers buy a SIM card in store and activate service.

Customers can receive 10,000 PC Optimum points with an eligible SIM card purchase at participating retail locations or participating The Mobile Shop locations. Another 20,000 points are awarded after two months of service, bringing the total to as much as 30,000 points.

The PC Mobile promotion runs until October 7 while quantities last. It can also be combined with ongoing offers, including 20,000 PC Optimum points after two months of service and up to 10% back in PC Optimum points with every top-up.

PC Mobile is also advertising its 55GB plan for $34 per month with auto top-up. That’s the regular plan price and is separate from the SIM card points promotion. Read more about PC Mobile’s recent 5G plan tweaks ahead of the back to school season.

You can see the offers on No Name Mobile’s plans page and the PC Mobile website.

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