Koodo Prepaid Coming Soon!

[spadda]

-

[nsx]

:arrow:

Moved from "Hot Deals" to "Computers & Electronics > Cell Phones"

[queerasmoi]

Would be great if it were true, although tips aren't reality until they actually become announced.

Non-expiring data packs would be a total game-changer. But would you be forced to be on a base plan to use the rest?

Nonetheless I could see this working for a frequent texter who makes a few calls here and there and might use a bit of data. One year at $15/month plus, say, a total of 2 GB data ($70) and a total of 500 minutes ($35) would add up to $285, or $23.75/month.

[Gee]

I don't see the appeal

I think it is cheaper to just a plan on contract.

[rivet]

So the booster minutes does not expire after 30 days? That is actually quite a good deal consider if you buy 500 units, you get basically 5 cents/canada wide minutes, which is awesome compare to 25 cents/m on most prepaid. So is data, if they don't expire, low data user would be able to use 1g data for maybe a year.

[rivet]

How about for people who don't text, so $105/12=less than $10 per month.

Update: didn't notice that you have to choose a base plan? That is kind of against the idea of prepaid, basically you have to pay at least $15 per month if not using it, not that good a deal then.

IF they change base to $10, it would be an awesome plan, but $15 base without any minutes seem to be too high.


Would be great if it were true, although tips aren't reality until they actually become announced.

Non-expiring data packs would be a total game-changer. But would you be forced to be on a base plan to use the rest?

Nonetheless I could see this working for a frequent texter who makes a few calls here and there and might use a bit of data. One year at $15/month plus, say, a total of 2 GB data ($70) and a total of 500 minutes ($35) would add up to $285, or $23.75/month.

[mackersdixon]

Rogers has the best prepaid. And intl roaming prepaid

[dlseeker]

Rogers has the best prepaid. And intl roaming prepaid

Wind's prepaid is not bad either 20cent Canada wide, free incoming in Wind zones. US roaming is 20 cents, 10cents with $5.00 monthly add on along with 50 cents per MB data in US. 20 cent European roaming with a currently free monthly add on.

Rogers charges $2.00 pm for US roaming and $3.00+ international roaming on prepaid.


PS Hope the above Koodo prepaid is true, the more competition the better

[PressureBoom]

Unlimited text for $15.

LOL

[MkmBandit]

M2M > prepaid. Unless you're a foreigner and/or a professional cow tipper.