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Koodo unlmt calling+ 10gb data for $60/m + tab medium charge YMMV

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[Koodo] Koodo unlmt calling+ 10gb data for $60/m + tab medium charge YMMV

Hello RFDer,
here is another deal from Koodo.
I am koodo customer and i am on 60/m plan with unlt calling and 10gb data with bring your own device plan which was offered around last November.
I got this msg.
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Not really a new thing. This has been posted previously.
Telus: $30 25GB, $45 x4 Unlimited 60 CAN/US
Freedom: $30 CAN/US 26.5GB/1GB
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Wish it was for a new customer.
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Last month I called them and got this offer. I didn't get any text.
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I think I should call them then.. Thanks OP for the post.
I didnot see the similar posts before now I know we could get phones with this plans.
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Thank you
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blyndfyre wrote: Wish it was for a new customer.
Open a line at Public Mobile
Then port to Koodo
Lots of threads for this
Koodo $45 60GB 5G + Unlimited Long Distance Perk (28 Countries)
Public $117 90GB + Canada Wide (90 Day plan; less rewards = $20 per month)
Freedom $35 North America Wide + 20GB + 1GB Roaming
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Aug 19, 2016
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Man, this $60/10GB is not that attractive in comparison to the $45/8GB. Yes, you get 2 extra GB, but at $15?
This plan should drop to $50 or $55 lol. Just to piss off the people who had to line up for hours.
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Don't recall seeing other threads offering this to existing Koodo customers... But I've been lax the last week or two :P
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Okay, I just called Koodo and they offered me the following:

- 3 Lines, 4GB of Data available for each line (Total of 12GB)
- Unlimited Nation Wide Calling, Unlimited Texting
- Caller Display, Voicemail, Call Waiting etc
- No activation Fees
- $55/Mth Each Line or $186.45/Mth All Taxes Included for all 3 lines

Any feedback on this? I'm currently paying $198/mth taxes included with Rogers for 9GB share everything plan.
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The one notable change of this plan vs the frenzy from last Christmas for the same data allotment, is that this specifically mentions the medium tab. I don't think the previous plans included any tab.

And yes, 8GB for $45 seems to be a better value.
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I just realized that the offer they gave me is a simple promo they have available on their website - so doesn't seem too special but it's a promo nonetheless.
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JagStyles wrote: Okay, I just called Koodo and they offered me the following:

- 3 Lines, 4GB of Data available for each line (Total of 12GB)
- Unlimited Nation Wide Calling, Unlimited Texting
- Caller Display, Voicemail, Call Waiting etc
- No activation Fees
- $55/Mth Each Line or $186.45/Mth All Taxes Included for all 3 lines

Any feedback on this? I'm currently paying $198/mth taxes included with Rogers for 9GB share everything plan.
I don't think that is very good. PM has $50 /month plan and you get 6.5GB with unlimited Cda and USA calling. No activation with promos at Walmart currently
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kav2001c wrote: Open a line at Public Mobile
Then port to Koodo
Lots of threads for this
might be a stupid question, but can I port my number (telus) to PM?
huuuu! (¬'-')¬ C-('-'Q) straight!
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spotts01 wrote: I don't think that is very good. PM has $50 /month plan and you get 6.5GB with unlimited Cda and USA calling. No activation with promos at Walmart currently
That's throttled, no?
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neonic wrote: might be a stupid question, but can I port my number (telus) to PM?
Why not? You can even port Telus to Telus Prepaid.
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spotts01 wrote: I don't think that is very good. PM has $50 /month plan and you get 6.5GB with unlimited Cda and USA calling. No activation with promos at Walmart currently
But isn't PM a vastly inferior network? Do they offer LTE?
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JagStyles wrote: But isn't PM a vastly inferior network? Do they offer LTE?
I switched to PM from Fido a month ago and haven't noticed any difference. The "3G speeds" they offer is actually an LTE connection with speeds capped at 3 Mbps.

It's all on Telus' network so coverage is fantastic.
I am a current Public Mobile customer and Koodo customer.
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cappaj wrote: I switched to PM from Fido a month ago and haven't noticed any difference. The "3G speeds" they offer is actually an LTE connection with speeds capped at 3 Mbps.

It's all on Telus' network so coverage is fantastic.
I'm assuming to get this deal we would need to visit a local Walmart? Also, can they port my number over? Still wary of using 3G speeds as I rely on my cell phone for business purposes.
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JagStyles wrote: But isn't PM a vastly inferior network? Do they offer LTE?
Exact same network (same company). PM's "3g" plans are just LTE capped at 3mpbs. Most people don't notice a difference unless they're streaming 1080p Or downloading large files.

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