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Telus $75/20g back to school promo (Expire Aug 24)

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Apr 13, 2013
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Richmond

[Telus Mobility] Telus $75/20g back to school promo (Expire Aug 24)

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Saw this being advertised on Telus website.

$75/20gb/month per line
-$10/month for bundle discount (Home Internet)
-multi line discount available ($5/month for 2 lines each, $10/month for 3 lines each)
-For my 2 lines + home internet, comes to $65/month each with all the monthly discounts

BYOD Credit $200 for porting in from another carrier (not advertised, but ask about this one because I was offered this from a Telus rep)

Seems like a decent deal.
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This is a HORRIBLE deal right now during COVID-19. Most students will be working remotely and will be using Zoom or Teams or whatever apps on their computers/laptops. NOW would be the time to drop these prices to help Canadians during a pandemic, not try to make money off them.
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Feb 26, 2011
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Scarborough
Ho hum, another recycled plan that no one really wants. No new value being given for such a high priced plan, nor any immediate expansion of the 5G network.
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KenAdams wrote: This is a HORRIBLE deal right now during COVID-19. Most students will be working remotely and will be using Zoom or Teams or whatever apps on their computers/laptops. NOW would be the time to drop these prices to help Canadians during a pandemic, not try to make money off them.
Are you kidding? These plans are a godsend. Most students will be working remotely and will be using Zoom or Teams or whatever apps on their computers/laptops. That uses a LOT of data. Not everyone has reliable internet. Go outside the city to any rural town and ask what they have. It’s probably satellite or LTE, maybe some regions have execulink wireless. A few people will be lucky enough to get DSL.

Having 20gb means you can use 1gb every single business day each month. That’s only about 90 minutes of video calls per day but it’s better than nothing. And before this people mostly had 5-8gb plans, with 10gb being the high end. If you wanted 20gb you’d have to pay hundreds of dollars. The telcos literally doubled everyone’s access to data.
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How do they verify you are a student and I just asked them about the $10 home internet bundle discount and they said its only for 1 month?
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Jan 13, 2012
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Vancouver
MooseV2 wrote: Are you kidding? These plans are a godsend. Most students will be working remotely and will be using Zoom or Teams or whatever apps on their computers/laptops. That uses a LOT of data. Not everyone has reliable internet. Go outside the city to any rural town and ask what they have. It’s probably satellite or LTE, maybe some regions have execulink wireless. A few people will be lucky enough to get DSL.

Having 20gb means you can use 1gb every single business day each month. That’s only about 90 minutes of video calls per day but it’s better than nothing. And before this people mostly had 5-8gb plans, with 10gb being the high end. If you wanted 20gb you’d have to pay hundreds of dollars. The telcos literally doubled everyone’s access to data.
It's interesting getting a second point of view, and a good reminder that some deals are very subjective so just because something doesn't work for you doesn't mean that you should bash it.
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MooseV2 wrote: Are you kidding? These plans are a godsend. Most students will be working remotely and will be using Zoom or Teams or whatever apps on their computers/laptops. That uses a LOT of data. Not everyone has reliable internet. Go outside the city to any rural town and ask what they have. It’s probably satellite or LTE, maybe some regions have execulink wireless. A few people will be lucky enough to get DSL.

Having 20gb means you can use 1gb every single business day each month. That’s only about 90 minutes of video calls per day but it’s better than nothing. And before this people mostly had 5-8gb plans, with 10gb being the high end. If you wanted 20gb you’d have to pay hundreds of dollars. The telcos literally doubled everyone’s access to data.
I'm now suspicious that the big 3 have astro-turfers on this website.

3 upvotes for this ridiculous comment
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Apr 13, 2013
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Richmond
derrickrose wrote: How do they verify you are a student and I just asked them about the $10 home internet bundle discount and they said its only for 1 month?
This isn't a student only offer, this is a back to school offer... so no student verification necessary when i signed up, nothing was asked. It's clear here $10/month for 24 months when you bundle mobility with Internet. I'm sure you can renew this discount after the 25th month.
https://www.telus.com/en/deals-and-bund ... d-mobility
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Nov 21, 2007
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Peterborough
Teioh wrote: I'm now suspicious that the big 3 have astro-turfers on this website.

3 upvotes for this ridiculous comment
Ahhh yes, I'm sure Telus is paying 3 people to upvote a comment
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Apr 16, 2019
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Kitchener, ON
Anyone have success getting offered the $200 port-in credit?
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MooseV2 wrote: Are you kidding? These plans are a godsend. Most students will be working remotely and will be using Zoom or Teams or whatever apps on their computers/laptops. That uses a LOT of data. Not everyone has reliable internet. Go outside the city to any rural town and ask what they have. It’s probably satellite or LTE, maybe some regions have execulink wireless. A few people will be lucky enough to get DSL.

Having 20gb means you can use 1gb every single business day each month. That’s only about 90 minutes of video calls per day but it’s better than nothing. And before this people mostly had 5-8gb plans, with 10gb being the high end. If you wanted 20gb you’d have to pay hundreds of dollars. The telcos literally doubled everyone’s access to data.
I am not kidding. These are terrible "DEALS" Same plans as always. no bonuses. no extra value. This is for deals and not everyday pricing. The Telcos literally doubled everyone's data at the same prices that it was before. Not a deal and a wonderful thing for a country that has historically had the highest cellular prices in the world. Really helps everyone struggling with these economic times. NOT!
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Jul 20, 2006
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Burnaby BC
Telus new customer (Microcell customer since October 24, 199) the discount is good through 2070 (no this is not a joke). Then on second or third bill the Home Internet discount of $10, but add in the Visual voicemail, "Preferred rate" (Uh still 900% more expensive then Fido's preferred rate), $5 120 International minutes and 10 Unlimited Texting/MMS World wide.
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Aug 31, 2020
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MooseV2 wrote: Are you kidding? These plans are a godsend. Most students will be working remotely and will be using Zoom or Teams or whatever apps on their computers/laptops. That uses a LOT of data. Not everyone has reliable internet. Go outside the city to any rural town and ask what they have. It’s probably satellite or LTE, maybe some regions have execulink wireless. A few people will be lucky enough to get DSL.

Having 20gb means you can use 1gb every single business day each month. That’s only about 90 minutes of video calls per day but it’s better than nothing. And before this people mostly had 5-8gb plans, with 10gb being the high end. If you wanted 20gb you’d have to pay hundreds of dollars. The telcos literally doubled everyone’s access to data.
But it's $75... I would only pay that much for truly unlimited data that doesn't throttle after 20GB (where you never have to turn Wi-Fi on your phone again). But $75 bucks for this is too much. If you turn Wi-Fi on at home you may as well go with the 9gb promo plans offered by Koodo for 50 bucks a month.
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Nov 17, 2013
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WINNIPEG
wish the cable net providers would offer some decent deals. Seems like their rates went thru the roof with no promotional rates for anyone since the beginning of the pandemic. well I've read telus has some pretty good deals if you have telus net available to you. Is it a supply and demand problem?
been paying under $50/month for a 5gb/month grandfathered plan from 4 years ago now. Would like to pay less for more or just pay the same but telus doesn't seem to have plans like that, all of their new plans are minimum $10 more.
KenAdams wrote: NOW would be the time to drop these prices to help Canadians during a pandemic, not try to make money off them.

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