Fido customers should log into their accounts and check if special plans are being offered. Some customers are seeing a “special exclusive offer” in the form of a $55/30GB plan with unlimited nationwide talk and global SMS/MMS, according to RFD.
“Thanks for being a loyal Fido customer. Pick any of these offers, or enjoy them all!”, reads the message online.
Other RFD users noted they are also seeing the $55/30GB plan, along with offers such as $65/35GB. It appears Fido does not notify customers of these special plans so logging into your account is the only way to see them.
Back in February, we saw Fido also offer this $55/30GB plan to customers, along with $70/40GB and $95/50GB plans. Of course, not all customers will see these promos, so be sure to wish upon a star before you head to bed tonight.
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