Looks like Fido is offering some existing customers in Ontario and BC promo plans, which can be viewed once you login to Fido.ca and check your lines.
Here’s what’s being offered:
- $40/5GB (Tab Small $300 off upfront phone cost); save $40/mo
- $55/5GB (Tab Medium $500 off upfront phone cost); save $30/mo
- $75/10GB (Tab Medium); save $55/mo
- $85/10GB (Tab Large $700 off upfront phone cost); save $60/mo


These plans include unlimited Canada-wide minutes and unlimited international SMS/MMS. Data overages are billed at $7/100MB, or $70 per gigabyte. Members on RFD have confirmed seeing them in BC and Ontario.
Compared to Fido.ca regular pricing, these promo plans are much cheaper than what’s available for BC, Alberta and Ontario right now on Tab Small and Tab Medium Fido Pulse Plans. The 5GB plan is normally $80 per month on Tab Small, while a 10GB Tab Medium plan is normally $130 per month. Depending on what plans are showing for you, customers can expect to save anywhere from $30 to $60 off per month.
Again, to see these offers, you need to login to your account on Fido.ca and check your individual lines. Let us know if you’re seeing these promos under your account.
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