Telus has launched new faster Gigabit Fibre Internet, offering plans with up to 750 Mbps and 900 Mbps Internet speeds, in select areas.
For eligible customers, they are now seeing plans available:
- Telus Gigabit Internet: 950Mbps download/750Mbps upload with 1000GB data; $90/month for first three months; $150/month after
- Telus Internet 750/750: 750Mbps download/750Mbps upload; $80/month for first three months, $140/month after; 1TB data
Looks like Shaw knew this was coming, which is why they recently debuted a free 300 Mbps and 600 Mbps upgrade for 150/300Mbps customers.
How to know if you are eligible for these new speeds? Just click here and check your address and if you are in the updated areas, the new plans should appear.
Thanks Konstantin!
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