Black Friday shoppers who nabbed the seemingly excellent $34/mo 40GB plan on offer from many wireless providers might be pretty upset about the 50GB version of the plan that materialized over the weekend, and justifiably so. However, some customers might be able to get the 50GB version before it goes away at the end of today.
Rogers-owned Fido confirmed to MobileSyrup that customers who bought the $34/40GB plan can upgrade to the 50GB version for free. However, they would have to do so before the $34/50GB plan expires at the end of the day today.
Similarly, iPhone in Canada reported that some Koodo customers with the $34/40GB plan were able to get a $0 10GB data add-on to bring them up to 50GB of data. MobileSyrup has not been able to confirm if this is the case, and as of writing, parent company Telus had not responded to questions about this.
Bell-owned Virgin Plus also did not respond to questions about the availability of options for $34/40GB customers to move to the 50GB version of the plan. Notably, Virgin charges $35 for its 50GB plan instead of $34 like others.
It’s possible that customers may be able to switch through their provider’s online self-serve portal or by contacting customer support, but there might be fees or charges associated with switching.
You can learn more about the plan at the following links: Fido/Koodo/Virgin Plus
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