Have you been hunting for a monthly plan for your unlocked iPhone? Looks like Koodo just launched a new $45 per month promo plan, which offers the following:
- 200 Canada-wide anytime minutes
- 5PM unlimited evenings and weekends
- Unlimited SMS/MMS
- Call display, voicemail, call waiting, conference calling
- 800 MB of data ($5/100MB overages, or $50/1GB)
The plan actually already includes the 10% off bring your own device (BYOD) discount—during check out the plan is listed as $50 but shows up as $45.
This promo plan offers 300 MB more data but has 300 fewer minutes compared to the regular $44/month plan.
Let us know if you’re going to jump on this. If you’re a Koodo user and want to jump on this plan, just call in and switch your account over. This might be the plan for casual and light data users.
[via RFD]
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