Bell No Activation Fee Until March 31 2010

iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff
16 years ago

Along side the free 6PM early evening calling add-on, Bell has launched an activation fee waiver promotion and is waiving the $35 activation fee that customers are usually charged when starting up a new account.

Eligibility & Restrictions

The offer is applicable to new 3-year term activations on the following rate plans:

  • Voice Plans for phones
  • Combo Plans for Smartphones
  • iPhone plans
  • Share Plans
  • EPP plans

A $35 bill credit for 100% of the activation fee will appear on the customer’s second invoice.

This promotion expires on March 31, 2010.

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George
George
16 years ago

Wow bell is really trying hard to get customers and get customers from wind back,too bad ppl are starting to realize no contract is the way to go

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George
George
16 years ago

Wow bell is really trying hard to get customers and get customers from wind back,too bad ppl are starting to realize no contract is the way to go

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