30GB 5G + Unlt. talk/text — $55
- Deal Link:
- https://www.wundle.ca/wundle-freedom
- Savings:
- $10/month
- Retailer:
- Wundle Mobile
Hey guys —
Last month I posted about a data-only deal with unlimited throttled 512Kbps internet and a trivial amount of 5G from a company that seems to be an MVNO on Telus. The plan was neat because it was the cheapest way to get unlimited 512Kbps. At the time, it was $25 (tax and things like e911 included in price) which came out to about $21 pre-tax/fees in my province (NB). They've since raised the price for new customers to $30. There were a couple other plans on their website but nothing super interesting.
Upon looking at it again it seems there's one other slightly interesting plan (I'm not sure if it wasn't there last time or if I didn't notice it). They're offering 30GB of 5G, then unlimited 512Kbps, plus unlimited talk/text for $75 month-to-month… or (if you scroll down to the bottom of the page), $65/month, again tax and e911 included, if you pay 6 months at a time. Your "real price" (i.e. the price that you pay before taxes and fees) obviously differs by province. Here in New Brunswick it comes out to about ~$55-56/month. Depending on your specific province/territory it'll be slightly lower or higher.
This seems to more or less be Telus' 30GB Peace of Mind plan, which is listed at $80 (~$92 in NB). It's not that much better of a price than other plans we've seen in the last month or two — for example, last month Bell was offering 30GB for $65 (~$73 in NB) for those who are Bell residential internet/TV customers — but for people who don't mind switching around for the best deal, or are looking for a plan to cite to their current carrier's retention department to negotiate a better rate, this deal may be worth noting.
Also — my thread I linked to above had a bunch of discussion about hotspotting/throttling on the data-only plan, and my understanding is it would essentially apply to this plan as well, i.e. you can hotspot the first 30GB but then it cuts you off.
Hope this helps!
Edit: Spelling.
Last month I posted about a data-only deal with unlimited throttled 512Kbps internet and a trivial amount of 5G from a company that seems to be an MVNO on Telus. The plan was neat because it was the cheapest way to get unlimited 512Kbps. At the time, it was $25 (tax and things like e911 included in price) which came out to about $21 pre-tax/fees in my province (NB). They've since raised the price for new customers to $30. There were a couple other plans on their website but nothing super interesting.
Upon looking at it again it seems there's one other slightly interesting plan (I'm not sure if it wasn't there last time or if I didn't notice it). They're offering 30GB of 5G, then unlimited 512Kbps, plus unlimited talk/text for $75 month-to-month… or (if you scroll down to the bottom of the page), $65/month, again tax and e911 included, if you pay 6 months at a time. Your "real price" (i.e. the price that you pay before taxes and fees) obviously differs by province. Here in New Brunswick it comes out to about ~$55-56/month. Depending on your specific province/territory it'll be slightly lower or higher.
This seems to more or less be Telus' 30GB Peace of Mind plan, which is listed at $80 (~$92 in NB). It's not that much better of a price than other plans we've seen in the last month or two — for example, last month Bell was offering 30GB for $65 (~$73 in NB) for those who are Bell residential internet/TV customers — but for people who don't mind switching around for the best deal, or are looking for a plan to cite to their current carrier's retention department to negotiate a better rate, this deal may be worth noting.
Also — my thread I linked to above had a bunch of discussion about hotspotting/throttling on the data-only plan, and my understanding is it would essentially apply to this plan as well, i.e. you can hotspot the first 30GB but then it cuts you off.
Hope this helps!
Edit: Spelling.
Last edited by thejackson5 on Jul 27th, 2021 12:09 am, edited 1 time in total.
In New Brunswick, $45 is $52.72 post-tax and post-e911 fee. If something is $65 post-tax and post-e911 fee, the sticker price would $55.68. Meaning, you pay less than $3 for 5GB more of data, or about $0.60/GB. That's actually a *really* good price, and shows you how sticker prices can be deceiving.
Thanks RFD