
Zoomer Wireless is owned by Burnaby-based Cityfone in B.C.’s Lower Mainland, with the latter a subsidiary of Rogers.
The company operates on the Rogers LTE network and its ongoing promo plan for $36/5GB is back, this time offering $100 in bill credit and a free Samsung Galaxy A11 or Motorola Moto G smartphone for free, on a 2-year term.
The $36 plan includes 800 minutes and unlimited messaging, along with usual extras such as call display, call waiting, conference calling, mini voicemail and name display.
If you sign up under a referral you can get extra bill credits as well. Many people sell the free phone, then use that money to buy a newer phone such as an iPhone, then pop in the Zoomer SIM card.
While 5GB may not be a lot of data, for those working from home during COVID-19 and using Wi-Fi all the time, $36/month is a decent price for a starter line for your kids or something of that nature. The promo ends on October 15, 2020.
[via RFD]
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