Six Months Unlimited Local Calling Promotion from Bell, Rogers, Telus

[KKY]

I came across this late last night. Contacted Bell, and now I have 6 months unlimited local calling.

Just thought others might find it useful.

http://www.androidincanada.ca/rogers...ing-promotion/

Effective this week, Bell, Rogers, and Telus have launched a promotion that gives customers six months of unlimited local calling. These carriers usually provide one month or no months (like Rogers) of unlimited calling and now they’re giving out six!

The six months unlimited local calling bonus is available on the following 3-year term in-market plans from Rogers:
Value Plans for phones
Value Plans for Smartphones
Couples & Family Share Plans
All business plans
EPP plans

The six months unlimited local calling bonus is available on the following 3-year term in-market plans from Bell:
Voice Plans for phones
Combo Plans for Smartphones
Share Plans
EPP plans

The six months unlimited local calling bonus is available on the following 3-year term in-market plans from Telus:
Clear Choice plans for phones
Clear Choice plans for Smartphones
Clear Choice Share Plans
All new activations will automatically have the six months unlimited local calling bonus automatically added upon activation.

Existing Rogers, Bell & Telus Customers
The promotion has also been extended to existing customers on a reactive basis.

What this means is that existing customers must move to an in-market plan (dumping your current plan if it was not released in the last month or so) and renew their plan term for 3 years (does not affect hardware upgrade date). After the plan changes, the six unlimited local calling bonus will be applied manually for existing customers.

This promotion is expiring on March 31, 2010.

[Thaco]

nice to see wind mobile is having an effect on the market

[j.lai]

Rogers also giving free early evening and no activation fee for all new activations until Mar.31

[KKY]

Originally posted by j.lai
Rogers also giving free early evening and no activation fee for all new activations until Mar.31

Bell and Telus are also offering those.

[CRXguy]

why would existing customers switch to the shitty in-market plans? POS Robellus

[Spoons]

Originally posted by CRXguy
why would existing customers switch to the shitty in-market plans? POS Robellus

So they are doing things that will make them more money, while existing customers still get shit.

Fuck I hate Canadian carriers.

[swak]

Im not giving up my kick-ass plan to get 6months calling.

Id resign for a few years with the same plan for that though...
I dont plan on leaving Telus anytime soon.

[Vagabond142]

(sits happily in the corner with his Wind $45 unlimited text US/Canada and unlimited Canada wide long distance calling)

[swak]

Originally posted by Vagabond142
(sits happily in the corner with his Wind $45 unlimited text US/Canada and unlimited Canada wide long distance calling)

WHAATT???
Hook a guy up?

[Strider]

Originally posted by swak



WHAATT???
Hook a guy up?

Available to anybody...
http://shop.windmobile.ca/ProductCatalog/VoicePlans/

and you get $150 credit if you port your number to them before the end of this month

[Strider]

Originally posted by KKY
What this means is that existing customers must move to an in-market plan (dumping your current plan if it was not released in the last month or so) and renew their plan term for 3 years

Hmmm...
my plan now = $48/mo
equivalent "in-market" plan = $83/mo

pass

[chkolny541]

lol that wind unlimited plan is hilarious though, their "homezone" doesnt even include all calgary, i live in the south in there "away zone", which doesnt apply to the unlimited plans

[swak]

Ahahaha.. Yea I heard that Inglewood is considered a roaming zone.

[van]

wtf thats bunk man...I guess cause wind doesn't have their own towers? the guy from rogers said wind just 'rents' rogers towers haha

[CRXguy]

Originally posted by van
wtf thats bunk man...I guess cause wind doesn't have their own towers? the guy from rogers said wind just 'rents' rogers towers haha

If you're on WIND and you're roaming, you're using Rogers towers.