Telus-owned Koodo’s latest promo for prepaid customers offers a 3x bonus on Booster add-ons for data and talk. These Booster add-ons do not expire and roll over when you renew your base plan. Check out the prices below…
Data Booster Add-Ons
- $30 – 3GB (was 1GB)
- $20 – 1.5GB (was 500MB)
- $10 – 300MB (was 100MB)
Talk Booster Add-Ons
- $30 – 1800 nationwide minutes (was 600)
- $20 – 750 nationwide minutes (was 250)
- $10 – 300 nationwide minutes (was 100)
- $30 – 900 minutes long distance (was 300)
- $20 – 300 minutes long distance (was 100)
- $10 – 75 minutes long distance (was 25)
Koodo says this is available for new and existing customers. U.S. roaming Boosters are excluded. No expiry date was mentioned for this promotion, but Booster promos periodically pop up from the company.
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