Rogers Officially Releases Their New Simplified Pricing Plans

Rogers has officially announced their new ‘Simplified Pricing’ plans on the Rogers Redboard. These plans were leaked early on the web and detailed yesterday:

That’s why today, we are introducing new plans that better reflect how our customers are using their devices in 2012 and into the future. We’ve redesigned and simplified our price plans with you in mind and are introducing Unlimited Talk and Text with new options for Wireless Internet. Most customers can now get more wireless internet and unlimited calling for only a couple dollars more than they are paying today.  These plans are available to new customers starting November 7th, but existing customers can update their plan to one of these great new options at any time at no cost to migrate.

Check out the graphic below detailing the new plans:

rogers simplified pricing

How to know which plan is for you? Well, just read how Rogers describes each plan. If it fits your description, then get that plan right?

  • If you’re just getting into Wireless Internet and may surf a few web pages from time to time , you’re probably an OCCASIONAL customer
  • If you’re doing a bit more online: accessing wireless Internet for browsing, Facebook updates, email and some photo uploads, you’re likely a SOCIAL customer
  • If you’re an app lover, spending time online to stream music, download and upload video and play online games or use your smartphone for work, you’re most likely a STREAMER customer.
  • And, if you’re online most of the day, share Internet access between your tablet and your smartphone; download and upload photos, videos, music; send large attachments in emails and/or spend time accessing online or cloud storage, you’re definitely a CONNECTED customer.

Do note caller ID and voicemail are not included with these new plans but are available through Value Packs. Which plan are you getting?

 

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