If you’re a Mobilicity customer, WIND Mobile wants you to switch sides and join their network. A new promo launched this morning offers the following unlimited talk, text and data promo to switchers:
So for the first six months, you’ll get unlimited data (of course their Fair Usage policy applies), province-wide calling, Canada/USA MMS/SMS and their Call Control package.
The fine print says this promo is available for Pay After and Pay Before customers. To be eligible, you need to port your existing Mobilicity number to WIND and activate on a WIND 25 or WIND 35 plan. The offer ends on January 26, 2015.
WIND Mobile offered a promo back in December also targeting Mobilicity customers, but this one seems to be much more aggressive, offering up to $210 in savings.
I know there are lots of unlocked iPhone users on Mobilicity’s network. Given Mobilicity’s current dire financial situation (their grace period from creditors expires on Jan. 30, 2015), switching now is what WIND Mobile wants you to do. But of course, you’re best to check WIND coverage in your area first.
Let us know if you’re going to jump on this.
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Why can’t Wind just invest the money in improving their network rather than courting clients? Lol!
They need more customers for seed money to improve and expand the network. It’s not like they have crap loads of money right now to dump into infrastructure.
It is a scam by windmobile, they just cancelled after2 months saying the mobilicity number that I gave is wind number, then I gave the mobilicity ACCCOUNT number and then they said the promotion is over and it is not on the system for them to re-instate, don’t bother guys, stay honest to your provider, wind is bully trying to monopolize the cell industry by pushing out mobilicity.