With the 6GB/$30 plan ending next month on February 6th, Rogers has launched a new ‘Unlimited Value’ plan they think will make the perfect pairing for customers as ‘a perfect way to start 2012’.
For $34.75/month, users will get all the following ‘unlimited value’:
– Unlimited My10 Canada-wide
– Unlimited SMS/MMS
– 6pm evenings and weekends
– 200 daytime minutes
– Contract or monthly terms; $35 activation fee waived
Rogers notes pairing this with the $30/6GB data plan brings the total to $64.75 monthly, an apparent $8 savings compared to their current $72.75 MY10 Promo Plan. The plan does not include caller ID or voicemail, and when totalled it appears to be really close to the existing Telus and Bell $70 promo plans. You might be better off negotiating a deal with the Retentions Department if you can.
[via MobileSyrup]
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