Telus-owned Koodo Mobile has been calling some of its former customers offering ‘winback’ deals, which are exclusive sweetheart plans to get old customers to return.
According to RFD, one former Koodo customer who recently switched to Bell’s Lucky Mobile was offered the following BYOD plans, which included unlimited calling and texting, plus a free 1,000 international minutes add on:
- $37/6GB (Small/Medium Tab eligible)
- $42/8GB
- $47/10GB
- $52/12GB
The prices above are only for 12 months, as prices go up by $8/month afterwards. But since they are BYOD, you can just jump to the next deal from any carrier.
Normally, a $35 activation fee is required but for ‘winback’, Koodo has kindly waived it this time around.
If you recently left Koodo Mobile, you may want to call the company and see if they have any ‘winback’ offers available for you, like the ones offered above.
Right now, Telus, Bell and Rogers are all also offering $75/20GB BYOD unlimited data plans, as part of limited time promos.
Other articles in the category: Telus
TTC Subway Needs Cell Coverage from Rogers, Bell, and Telus: Experts
Torontonians and experts are once again calling for Rogers, Bell, and Telus to provide underground cellular service on the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) subway amid an uptick in violent incidents, including stabbings, armed robberies, and assaults, on the line in recent months — reports CityNews Toronto. In 2012, BAI Communications won a 20-year, $25 million...
Telus Quietly Acquires Altima and Start.ca Independent ISPs
One of Canada’s largest telecoms has confirmed it has acquired independent internet service providers (ISPs) Altima Telecom and London, Ontario-based Start.ca. Both companies are resellers of internet and cable services. Peter Novak, Vice-President of Insight & Engagement at TekSavvy, said on Friday morning, “Got it confirmed: http://Start.ca, another indie ISP, has been quietly acquired by […]
Staples to Exclusively Sell Bell Services, Rogers and Telus Dropped
Staples Canada and Bell announced a multi-year exclusive agreement on Tuesday, to sell Bell, Virgin Plus and Lucky Mobile wireless and wireline services at Staples stores across Canada for both consumers and small businesses. Both companies will also partner to sell Bell services to medium businesses through the Staples Professional sales team. Beginning in late […]