Um that's a serious question?
It's just the way they detail their plans, redundant I know, but oh wells.
You pulled out your what? A calculator? I haven't heard that in such a long time. LOL. People now a days just press a button on their computer to bring out the calculator. I digress. Continue on.
BYOD:
vanpatrick81 wrote: ↑You pulled out your what? A calculator? I haven't heard that in such a long time. LOL. People now a days just press a button on their computer to bring out the calculator. I digress. Continue on.
Unless 5gb is not enough for you, then this plan would be better in certain scenarios. Would the process of getting this be the same as getting the MB one?
The difference between this and a BYOD plan (with another carrier) is that BYOD plans DO NOT allow you to finance a phone. With other carriers, you need to upgrade to a more expensive plan and the difference (if you do the math) inevitably works outs to being much more than the cost of the phone (plus the price doesn't automatically go back down once the phone is paid off). With the Koodo tab, the additional charge for financing the phone is just the actual cost of the phone and the price automatically goes back down once it's paid off. Koodo's tab is basically interest-free financing, which is a much better deal than the phone subsidies of other carriers.jessicacha wrote: ↑the title is misleading. any tab is on top of the plan price, so the title should only say BYOD unless i'm missing something. but on the site there's no mention of tab fee being waived with 60$ plan.
