Rogers has made some changes to its value pack add ons for smartphone customers including those with the iPhone. The website now shows the following iPhone value pack for $5 per month:
- Name Display
- Visual Voicemail Plus
- Unlimited U.S. & International Text Messages
- WhoCalled™
Do note that Name Display only shows the name of callers, whereas caller ID will show the number. The latter is still a $7/month add on and not part of this value pack.
The $12.79 value pack is listed for business customers:
- Call Display with Name Display
- Visual Voicemail (for iPhone only)
- Visual Voicemail Plus
- 100 U.S. & International Text Messages
Just last week Rogers introduced new monthly plans priced $5 higher than before but now included caller ID and voicemail.
If you’re still on the $12.79/month value pack, you should be able to call in and switch to the $5 value pack then add on call display for $7, which will save you $9.48 annually and add unlimited US/international texting. Let us know if you plan to make any account changes.
Thanks Owais!
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