Prospective mobile phone customers considering Fido for service may be interested to know that the company has reduced their entry level CityFido plan by $5.00. This brings the plan to $40 (was $45) and retains the same features as before.
CityFido $40 (was $45)
- Minutes: 2,000 anytime minutes
- Text Messages: Unlimited incoming and outgoing text messages
- Features: Call waiting and Conference call included, Per-second billing, No System Access Fees
- Available Zones: Victoria, Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, London, Toronto, Ottawa/Gatineau, Montreal, Quebec
To qualify for the plan, new customers must sign a 2 or 3-year Fido agreement.
Existing customers who activated on the original $45 2000 minute CityFido plan on or after November 3, 2009 will have the new $5.00 price decrease change automatically on their next bill cycle.
Customers who activated on the original $45 2000 minute CityFido plan before November 3, 2009 or that did not have their $45 2000 minute CityFido plan decrease by $5.00 by their next bill cycle, should contact Fido.

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