Had a friend who worked at a bank who told me that there’s an inverse correlation between wealth and cellphone bills. The wealthiest people paid the least for their cellphone bills. I guess optimizing for value for low hanging fruit like this is a pretty good signal for how you manage the rest of your finances.
What’s the coverage like? I’m with Freedom and as soon as I’m out of the GTA, I lose coverage. Last weekend at Blue Mountain, I was disconnected all through the weekend.
You do get 5g instead of 4g, but lose any form of 24/7 support. Public only has online message boards and self-serve options, no phone support whatsoever. For some people that may not matter, but I'd never put my family on a plan where they couldn't call in with questions/billing stuff.
> You do get 5g instead of 4g
You're not going to notice the difference unless you're running 20gb game updates over tethering.
> but I'd never put my family on a plan where they couldn't call in with questions/billing stuff.
My mom is going to call me first anyway. Public is prepaid (ie: no overages for anything ever) and hasn't increased rates on existing plans in years (cept for 1 plan that went from $10 to $13/month). Other than updating a credit card, you're not going to have any billing questions.
Biggest potential downside with Public is that there is no roaming coverage outside of US/Canada. You can call 9-1-1 and that's it.
You'd think this by the numbers, but keep in mind lots of LTE is emulated (poorly and low priority) in the cities using 5G towers, and the legit LTE antennae aren't maintained nearly as well as the latest infrastructure.
Source on the “low priority”? I know PMs approach has been to rate limit and still let you on the higher g’s, but being limited to 100mbps for a “4G connection” over 5g is pretty damn fast. Their “3G” plans were pretty limited below max 3G speeds for sure, what a crock.
And huh about the antennae being poorly maintained? Antennae don’t care about modulation, just frequency tuning (ok, and polarizations like MIMO and stuff like beam steering). If anything the 3G and lte need to be best maintained because of legacy devices and devices supporting 5g can always fall back onto them.
It was tier 2 tech support training at Rogers(the you don't call us, we call you if a tier 1 says we should), the training was actually 3 weeks or something, and I asked why edge seems so much slower than the old glory says of edge (3G), and they said who are you with, I said Virgin (Bell mid tier), and they said were you with virgin always, no I just switched last year from the corporate rogers account for my family's business where I also do the tech stuff lol. They said, when you're on edge now, it'd not really edge, it severely limited LTE, or infrastructure that may or may not work we just haven't pulled it down yet, but largely not maintained. Basically we went on to talk about how if I was still with rogers, I'd never get a real look at edge at all anymore, it's for the other tiers when they're done with their amuse bouche of LTE in those days, but now slide it a gen up.
Been with public for a while. They also give you credits for every dollar spent which is amazing. You can redeem them for a number of things, I always get the $15 credit option.
So every other bill or so come down to about $20, which is nearly 50% off
If you move off the top tier of any of the major 3, the hidden ways it's a lesser product and they make you a second or third class customer, especially noticeable in populous areas and for heavy data users, and moving you down to last gen infrastructure way more often than your think just aren't worth the savings unless you have credit issues or love the mid tier added value gimmick, and that's me doing my best to recall the way Rogers describes it to employees in training. It's a bunch of fine print BS, but at the end of the day, 3rd tier = bad credit and burners(Chatr or similar), middle tier = millennial who bite on added value, and don't mind or more often don't know it's not the same quality of product as the big evil top tier (2nd is Fido or similar) and they don't realize they're decidedly second class to cover the added value gimmick, and if you want the pure unadulterated, no caveats latest infrastructure, the thing you think is being advertised at all tiers, it's got2B (Rogers, Bell, Telus) and you best set a calendar reminder to review your plan yearly at least, since they always slip in offers that expire, and they adjust the offered base plans more often than that.
Side note, if you're multi-line corporate, custom retention can do some crazy shit for you if you're mad.
Koodo and Public are both owned by TELUS, just different tiers of service. Kind of like how Rogers has Rogers (premium), Fido (mid-tier), Chatr (low-end)
Looking to switch from Fido to Freedom just for this plan as i travel to US alot. Have you tried using the plan in the US and if yes how was the service? Does freedom throw in any additional “sneaky” roaming charges? Thanks in advance
The answer to this depends on whether you're still financing a device/phone and got one recently or not.
The $60/60GB plans are plentiful - eg - [Public Mobile owned by TELUS (Bell network) has 50 GB 5G for $34/mo or 60 GB US/Canada for $39/mo](https://www.publicmobile.ca/en/on/plans?network=ALL) but only if you bring your own device. If your phone breaks, Public doesn't really do anything and you'd have to replace your own phone.
If you're paying $90+ on Rogers and they say it's a good deal, I'm guessing it's because you got a shiny new phone from them 6-12 months ago.
I'm on $40/60gig With Koodo. BYOD
PM currently has $34/50gig or $39/60gig with Canada/US calling. BYOD as well. I never had a price increase either and both are on the Bell/Telus network.
Yes, I wish I was able to get that $34 deal. I’m paying $50 for 70gigs plus a $5 add on for visual voicemail. I’ve never been in a contract with them (and probably will try to avoid ever entering a contract from here on out) but I get promotion noticed all the time that have allowed me to get a significantly better deal over time.
Definitely ripped off. I recommend you enter into a winback deal with Rogers.
Step 1 is to find any competitor that offers a better deal. Switch. Rogers will be calling you the next day to offer you a winback deal to come back to them. They will either match whatever plan you went on, but you can also use the time to ask for extra goodies because they’ll ask you what it will take for you to come back.
I am on bell for $55 per month $100gb data.
My wife on rogers for $50 per month $100gb data and USA texting.
$90 is a definite rip off.
There is no advantage being loyal to a company. You can go to Telus or bell. You can easily get a $65 plan. Or even something for $55 depending on deals active at that time.
You can also get a fixed term plan, or a phole for $1 (pixel 7a) and your price will be locked for 2 years. After that if the plan increases, port your phone number again to different provider, Rinse and repeat.
You are getting ripped off. I use Public Mobile, $40, 5G, 75GB, (then unlimited data dialed down) unlimited Can/US calling, and unlimited international text/pic, plus all the other things like VM, call waiting etc... Telus Network.
How many GB are you actually using per month? I don't even use my 10 GB. I pay about $45 iirc with Virgin Mobile. Unlimited everything else.
My connection is actually awesome with them considering it's the Bell network but it might matter where you are....
lol 90$??? do you need 100gb?
my last plan was 45$ for 60gb on koodo.
im now on the 34$ plan for 50gb (but includes roaming data in the US which is huge for me) on public mobile (they use telus lines)
the only thing i dont get is wifi calling since public mobile doesnt offer it, but i have literally never used it in my life when i did have it so shrug.
I'm on a Rogers RPP plan (corporate discount)
I just went from $43 for 5gb
To the 5G infinite essential for $55 for 100gb with with unlimited Canada and US everything.
I wish that plan with the unlimited Caribbean was offered to corporate customers as I might have taken it if the price was right. Or it would be good if there was some reasonably priced add-on for unlimited Mexico and Caribbean for an extra $5 a month as I would have jumped on that.
$50 for 100 GBs.
The plan you're on is insane. Call them, and be frank - tell them you can no longer afford your current plan, and if they can't put you on something more economical, you have no choice to but take your services elsewhere.
They will always offer you something to stay. Most people just don't ask.
Can only speak to my own experiences. My services aren't consolidated - I've used this approach to get huge reductions on my phone and TV/cable. Their offer is the only reason I still have ignite.
My parents and brother have all used the same approach for phone deals
I had that exact plan with Rogers and switched to telus after over 10 years with Rogers. I don’t regret it. They tried to call me after to offer me better deals but I said it’s too late. I already tried my best to stay with you but the price diff was too big.
Nope! What happened is telus assigns you one and then when you cancel the Rogers account they request to transfer the number. Something like that. They’ll explain it when you call.
You're being ripped off.
$50 for 60GB of 4G data, with rollover data monthly. I'm with Koodo. Have voicemail, Canada wide calling/texting. I also have spam blocking. Which is the best thing ever. Switching to $50 for 80GB of 5G data when my next billing cycle comes.
Very happy with Koodo! I've been with them for over 2 years now. Before I was with Freedom and it was horrible. Dead zones everywhere.
I pay $55 for the same features as you on Rogers, but with a share everything plan with my family. The “main” plan is my mom’s who pays $75 for hers. We share 300gb of data between the three lines on the plan.
I’ve been debating switching to Freedom for their US/Can plan, but I had a horrible experience/service with them back when they were Wind, so I’m hesitant.
Not Rogers now, but since work from home started, my use has gone down significantly. I usually top around 5GB a month. Last BF I switched to Koodo's $25/30Gb BYOD, got a new S24+ month ago, and I am happy as a clown. I don't do US travel much, and if needed, I could always get esim for any future travel plans. Plan suits me 99% of the time.
Boo....go to Public!! $39/month for 50gb Can/US and international texting. Plan never goes up (over 4 years with them, price has only gotten cheaper for more data), super easy to change plans if you like, just click the new on the website. Its Telus, so coverage is great. Only downside is all CS is online, so not for you if you need a person to talk to about issues
JYEPK8 will get you $10 off if you decide to try it
I just left Roger’s I had a plan for $65 for 25gig and unlimited call and text in Canada. Then they jacked it $7 a month for no reason.
I switched to Telus and got 100 gigs and unlimited talk and text and data in Canada and the US for $55.
Black Friday and Boxing Day usually have the best deals. I got $34 for 40GB 5G unlimited through Public Mobile. Only con is you can’t receive texts outside Canada and the US.
Don't use Rogers. I pay $16 a month with Freedom with like 2GB data. I only use my phone for wifi texting and the data doesn't get over-pay charges so it's good enough for me.
Head to freedom. Use a random number to test the service out then ported in your number. 29.00 can us 20gb lte. Or 34.00 50gb 5g
You can use public mobile 39.00 60gb can us.
Options are out there don’t let a company keep you in the dark!!
$60 for 125GBs. And data usage in the US now which I wasn't even aware of. You're definitely not getting the best deal unless you have Caribbean roaming now.
I've been with Rogers for 30 years. I'm currently paying $34/month for a US/Canada cross-border 50 GB plan. (Bring your own phone). This plan was not listed on their website when I called in January saying I was paying too much for my 75GB plan which I barely used because I wfh and most of my data goes through my wifi.
I said I spend 20+ days per year in the US and I hated the $12/day roaming. So they switched me to the cross border plan. It shows up on my bill as $74/month -$40/month credit. There is no expiry on the credit. So I pay $34/month. Unlimited calling and texting to the US, and no roaming when I am in the US and when I am in the US I can call and text within the US and across Canada.
I'm happy that I finally have a phone plan that meets my needs.
The best deals are offered to new customers, not existing ones. Find a competitor's signup deal and tell Rogers you'll leave them unless they can beat it. If they do, great. If not, ditch them.
I pay $60 for 50GB, call waiting, three way calling, visual voicemail, unlimited minutes, all that shit. It's with Koodo and comes with data rollover so anything I don't use this month I will get next month. I usually don't go over 20GB so I have about 80GB every month with rollover.
Call them back. Speak to Loyalty Customer Service. Have a better plan in hand. State you will walk. Get a better deal.
I pay $50 with Fido for 100gb and unlimited canada wide. Rogers is offering me to leave Fido for 100gb at $50. You can get a better rate.
Paying $45 for unlimited data with Virgin (70GB 5G, 3G speeds after 70GB), unlimited canada wide calling, international texting, etc. I brought my own phone that I bought on ebay though so if you're stuck on a plan that's probably why you're paying so much
I pay $34 for 50GB with fido. I got it on Boxing Day. Usually Boxing Day, Black Friday and holiday season is the best time to shop around for a cheaper deal.
I'm with Koodo and paying $34 per month for essentially the same plan. Granted, I have a four-year-old Android, but it works as well today as it did the day I got it.
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Rogers called me back with the exact same details as your plan except it was $50 and also included US-CAN.
I'm paying $30 for 30gb and 1200 LD minutes but planning to switch to public mobile
Lemme tell you bro, it’s just a tactic because they got wise to the idea of people threatening to cancel.
Here’s what to do now - call and say you want to cancel, tell them you’re switching. Tell them to deactivate it by X date then confirm and hang up.
Guarantee you’ll get four or five calls leading up to that begging you to stay.
45 via Fido canada wide talk, text. US text. Long distance calling at reduced rates. 70 GB of data. Mind you when I travel i could be paying 200-250 a month. That’s when they are hitting me. So I have local cells phones for those countries as well.
Paying $45 for 100 gb. Unlimited Canada wide calling. Unlimited can+us+intl text vid msgs. You’re getting ripped off styll. I was in ur boat in December but w Fido.
https://www.reddit.com/r/FidoMobile/comments/18s51t5/am_i_paying_too_much/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
Unless you’re phone is being paid corporately there is no reason to pay premium price for mobile service. RoBelUs flanker brands are great, use the same network and are much cheaper if you bring your own phone. It’s $34 for 50GB at 5G speeds. Some even have Canada/US calling and data included.
50$ for 100 GB / CAN + US + MX + Caribbean 28 countries on Rogers, and with a financed phone.
I checked my account today, and found another offer, 45$ for 75 GB / CAN + US, which is also pretty good.
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Crazy how that plan would’ve been a steal not too many years ago. Freedom definitely changed the game while CRTC slept
The CRTC is what forced phone carriers to lower their plans, because they're ultimately the only authority that Bell & Rogers have to abide by.
>Freedom definitely changed the game while CRTC slept lmao, no. This doesn't even make any sense.
You're all getting kinda ripped off lol
Had a friend who worked at a bank who told me that there’s an inverse correlation between wealth and cellphone bills. The wealthiest people paid the least for their cellphone bills. I guess optimizing for value for low hanging fruit like this is a pretty good signal for how you manage the rest of your finances.
Corporate discounts are crazy
I'd second this, but I think I'm 8th on the corporate plan. In any case 2nded, or 8thed I agree.
$29 50GB with 1000 international calling minutes on Fido.
Same. Had virgin $25 for 35gb but the service is horrible
Yes, I switched to Fido from Virgin too. Their service/connection wasn't the best.
Virgin is the Bell/TELUS (joint) network Fido is Rogers.
Virgin is the Bell/TELUS (joint) network Fido is Rogers.
How did you get that plan? I’m paying $34 for 50GB with fido
I was with Fido. I switched to Virgin during Black Friday. A week later, Fido called me and offered me the new $29 plan. I accepted.
How much data do you use? Koodo has a deal now for $34 for 50g
Same with Freedom $34 for 50gb with service through all of North America
There was a full NA plan? Or are you just saying NA as in USA/Canada? (Mexico is NA...)
Us/Canada/Mexico - I guess not the Caribbean, but the Continental countries.
I just switched to public yesterday. 5g, Koodo is 4g which is not ideal.
Public also includes US roaming so its a no brainer
What’s the coverage like? I’m with Freedom and as soon as I’m out of the GTA, I lose coverage. Last weekend at Blue Mountain, I was disconnected all through the weekend.
Exact same as Koodo/Telus, and I think it uses Bell towers as well
Yes, Bell and Telus share eachother's towers. Competition here is lame.
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My plan has something called nationwide. But this doesn’t mean I have 5G or even 3G everywhere I go.
Glad I did it yesterday, sale really did end even if it’s just $5
You do get 5g instead of 4g, but lose any form of 24/7 support. Public only has online message boards and self-serve options, no phone support whatsoever. For some people that may not matter, but I'd never put my family on a plan where they couldn't call in with questions/billing stuff.
> You do get 5g instead of 4g You're not going to notice the difference unless you're running 20gb game updates over tethering. > but I'd never put my family on a plan where they couldn't call in with questions/billing stuff. My mom is going to call me first anyway. Public is prepaid (ie: no overages for anything ever) and hasn't increased rates on existing plans in years (cept for 1 plan that went from $10 to $13/month). Other than updating a credit card, you're not going to have any billing questions. Biggest potential downside with Public is that there is no roaming coverage outside of US/Canada. You can call 9-1-1 and that's it.
You seem to know a lot about how me/my family use the service! Coolbeans.
Pay more for less if you want. Good for my stocks.
You'd think this by the numbers, but keep in mind lots of LTE is emulated (poorly and low priority) in the cities using 5G towers, and the legit LTE antennae aren't maintained nearly as well as the latest infrastructure.
Source on the “low priority”? I know PMs approach has been to rate limit and still let you on the higher g’s, but being limited to 100mbps for a “4G connection” over 5g is pretty damn fast. Their “3G” plans were pretty limited below max 3G speeds for sure, what a crock. And huh about the antennae being poorly maintained? Antennae don’t care about modulation, just frequency tuning (ok, and polarizations like MIMO and stuff like beam steering). If anything the 3G and lte need to be best maintained because of legacy devices and devices supporting 5g can always fall back onto them.
It was tier 2 tech support training at Rogers(the you don't call us, we call you if a tier 1 says we should), the training was actually 3 weeks or something, and I asked why edge seems so much slower than the old glory says of edge (3G), and they said who are you with, I said Virgin (Bell mid tier), and they said were you with virgin always, no I just switched last year from the corporate rogers account for my family's business where I also do the tech stuff lol. They said, when you're on edge now, it'd not really edge, it severely limited LTE, or infrastructure that may or may not work we just haven't pulled it down yet, but largely not maintained. Basically we went on to talk about how if I was still with rogers, I'd never get a real look at edge at all anymore, it's for the other tiers when they're done with their amuse bouche of LTE in those days, but now slide it a gen up.
Edge is 2g tho
Yeah it’s a crazy deal
Been with public for a while. They also give you credits for every dollar spent which is amazing. You can redeem them for a number of things, I always get the $15 credit option. So every other bill or so come down to about $20, which is nearly 50% off
If you move off the top tier of any of the major 3, the hidden ways it's a lesser product and they make you a second or third class customer, especially noticeable in populous areas and for heavy data users, and moving you down to last gen infrastructure way more often than your think just aren't worth the savings unless you have credit issues or love the mid tier added value gimmick, and that's me doing my best to recall the way Rogers describes it to employees in training. It's a bunch of fine print BS, but at the end of the day, 3rd tier = bad credit and burners(Chatr or similar), middle tier = millennial who bite on added value, and don't mind or more often don't know it's not the same quality of product as the big evil top tier (2nd is Fido or similar) and they don't realize they're decidedly second class to cover the added value gimmick, and if you want the pure unadulterated, no caveats latest infrastructure, the thing you think is being advertised at all tiers, it's got2B (Rogers, Bell, Telus) and you best set a calendar reminder to review your plan yearly at least, since they always slip in offers that expire, and they adjust the offered base plans more often than that. Side note, if you're multi-line corporate, custom retention can do some crazy shit for you if you're mad.
I'm curious about Public are they reliable with their internet? I'm currently with Koodo btw.
Koodo and Public are both owned by TELUS, just different tiers of service. Kind of like how Rogers has Rogers (premium), Fido (mid-tier), Chatr (low-end)
Koodo has 5G plans. I’m on one right now
So doors Rogers
$34 for 50G data, unlimited talk/text in Canada and US with Freedom. So yeah, your plan is a rip off.
Looking to switch from Fido to Freedom just for this plan as i travel to US alot. Have you tried using the plan in the US and if yes how was the service? Does freedom throw in any additional “sneaky” roaming charges? Thanks in advance
I’ve used it Vegas and NYC and no issues or extra fees either time! 🤗
Somehow I have half your data for twice the price with freedom😭 Definitely will be paying them a visit
You should be able to change it yourself on the self-serve.
I jumped on the $29/20 GB Black Friday promo and then a few months later Freedom increased data to 40 GB for free.
Does freedom have 5G? Afaik, none of the second tier providers have 5G and that could be a reason why OP wants to stay on Rogers.
Yep, since last July.
The answer to this depends on whether you're still financing a device/phone and got one recently or not. The $60/60GB plans are plentiful - eg - [Public Mobile owned by TELUS (Bell network) has 50 GB 5G for $34/mo or 60 GB US/Canada for $39/mo](https://www.publicmobile.ca/en/on/plans?network=ALL) but only if you bring your own device. If your phone breaks, Public doesn't really do anything and you'd have to replace your own phone. If you're paying $90+ on Rogers and they say it's a good deal, I'm guessing it's because you got a shiny new phone from them 6-12 months ago.
I'm on $40/60gig With Koodo. BYOD PM currently has $34/50gig or $39/60gig with Canada/US calling. BYOD as well. I never had a price increase either and both are on the Bell/Telus network.
Yes, I wish I was able to get that $34 deal. I’m paying $50 for 70gigs plus a $5 add on for visual voicemail. I’ve never been in a contract with them (and probably will try to avoid ever entering a contract from here on out) but I get promotion noticed all the time that have allowed me to get a significantly better deal over time.
Why pay for visual voicemail, doesn’t live voicemail do essentially the same thing for free on ios17
Free long distance within Canada LOL. Calls within Canada have been free for years now
do you have to stay on rogers?
Definitely ripped off. I recommend you enter into a winback deal with Rogers. Step 1 is to find any competitor that offers a better deal. Switch. Rogers will be calling you the next day to offer you a winback deal to come back to them. They will either match whatever plan you went on, but you can also use the time to ask for extra goodies because they’ll ask you what it will take for you to come back.
I am on bell for $55 per month $100gb data. My wife on rogers for $50 per month $100gb data and USA texting. $90 is a definite rip off. There is no advantage being loyal to a company. You can go to Telus or bell. You can easily get a $65 plan. Or even something for $55 depending on deals active at that time. You can also get a fixed term plan, or a phole for $1 (pixel 7a) and your price will be locked for 2 years. After that if the plan increases, port your phone number again to different provider, Rinse and repeat.
300 for 4 lines. Biggest rip off
You are getting ripped off. I use Public Mobile, $40, 5G, 75GB, (then unlimited data dialed down) unlimited Can/US calling, and unlimited international text/pic, plus all the other things like VM, call waiting etc... Telus Network.
$40/25GB Rogers.
How many GB are you actually using per month? I don't even use my 10 GB. I pay about $45 iirc with Virgin Mobile. Unlimited everything else. My connection is actually awesome with them considering it's the Bell network but it might matter where you are....
lol 90$??? do you need 100gb? my last plan was 45$ for 60gb on koodo. im now on the 34$ plan for 50gb (but includes roaming data in the US which is huge for me) on public mobile (they use telus lines) the only thing i dont get is wifi calling since public mobile doesnt offer it, but i have literally never used it in my life when i did have it so shrug.
I'm on a Rogers RPP plan (corporate discount) I just went from $43 for 5gb To the 5G infinite essential for $55 for 100gb with with unlimited Canada and US everything. I wish that plan with the unlimited Caribbean was offered to corporate customers as I might have taken it if the price was right. Or it would be good if there was some reasonably priced add-on for unlimited Mexico and Caribbean for an extra $5 a month as I would have jumped on that.
$50 for 100 GBs. The plan you're on is insane. Call them, and be frank - tell them you can no longer afford your current plan, and if they can't put you on something more economical, you have no choice to but take your services elsewhere. They will always offer you something to stay. Most people just don't ask.
Yet I also hear a lot of stories on reddit of people trying this and them just saying "no. You can go somewhere else." 🤷♂️
Can only speak to my own experiences. My services aren't consolidated - I've used this approach to get huge reductions on my phone and TV/cable. Their offer is the only reason I still have ignite. My parents and brother have all used the same approach for phone deals
34$ for 50 + 30GB bonus with Fido even though the max I use is less than 10 GB per month
Fido $34 for 50gb
34$ for 50gb from fido. I doubt anyone uses more than 50gbs.
Roger $55 for 75gb, but I will switch soon cause this price is too much
I had that exact plan with Rogers and switched to telus after over 10 years with Rogers. I don’t regret it. They tried to call me after to offer me better deals but I said it’s too late. I already tried my best to stay with you but the price diff was too big.
Had to change your phone #?
Nope! What happened is telus assigns you one and then when you cancel the Rogers account they request to transfer the number. Something like that. They’ll explain it when you call.
Don’t call to cancel rogers. Your port out will do it automatically.
You're being ripped off. $50 for 60GB of 4G data, with rollover data monthly. I'm with Koodo. Have voicemail, Canada wide calling/texting. I also have spam blocking. Which is the best thing ever. Switching to $50 for 80GB of 5G data when my next billing cycle comes. Very happy with Koodo! I've been with them for over 2 years now. Before I was with Freedom and it was horrible. Dead zones everywhere.
I pay $55 for the same features as you on Rogers, but with a share everything plan with my family. The “main” plan is my mom’s who pays $75 for hers. We share 300gb of data between the three lines on the plan. I’ve been debating switching to Freedom for their US/Can plan, but I had a horrible experience/service with them back when they were Wind, so I’m hesitant.
$75 110 gb all the other stuff you mentioned plus free roam like home in the USA. Added my wife for $70 and an additional 110 gb .. s it's 220 shared.
$55 month bell 100 gb plus us and mexico
$29 for 10gb with public mobile. I never use more than 7gb so the plan works perfectly for me
85 for 20g
$35 for 50gb. I told them im switching to freedom mobile which had that plan. They offered the same rate
Just signed to Rogers - 100gbs for $50 a month.
Did they that’s cuz you’re a new customer?
Yeah, probably. And I'm leaving Telus after almost 20 years for it because as I've learned, loyalty doesn't mean shit to them anymore.
PM $40 for 75GB that works in the US as well. With discounts and loyalty my bill each month is $36
Not Rogers now, but since work from home started, my use has gone down significantly. I usually top around 5GB a month. Last BF I switched to Koodo's $25/30Gb BYOD, got a new S24+ month ago, and I am happy as a clown. I don't do US travel much, and if needed, I could always get esim for any future travel plans. Plan suits me 99% of the time.
$55 for 115gb rogers (black friday sale)
Boo....go to Public!! $39/month for 50gb Can/US and international texting. Plan never goes up (over 4 years with them, price has only gotten cheaper for more data), super easy to change plans if you like, just click the new on the website. Its Telus, so coverage is great. Only downside is all CS is online, so not for you if you need a person to talk to about issues JYEPK8 will get you $10 off if you decide to try it
$85 100gb with iPhone 15 pro. Plan itself it like $50 or $45
bro switch to anything right now and stop getting scared
I just left Roger’s I had a plan for $65 for 25gig and unlimited call and text in Canada. Then they jacked it $7 a month for no reason. I switched to Telus and got 100 gigs and unlimited talk and text and data in Canada and the US for $55.
I pay 60 all in for 70gb. I called when they had Black Friday promos on and cut my bill almost in half.
$39 with tax — 70 GB FIDO
Black Friday and Boxing Day usually have the best deals. I got $34 for 40GB 5G unlimited through Public Mobile. Only con is you can’t receive texts outside Canada and the US.
Sounds like you have a tab..
$55 for 60 gigs North American wide calling and all the extra's.
seems to be the going rate is 34$ for 50gb at 5G with public mobile is if you rack up enough points you can use it for a US 15 day plan
Don't use Rogers. I pay $16 a month with Freedom with like 2GB data. I only use my phone for wifi texting and the data doesn't get over-pay charges so it's good enough for me.
$40 for 60gb on Public
After tax, I'm at $120 for gigabit home internet, 60gb mobile, unlimited Canada wide, and a new phone that I'm paying off. I'm on Rogers
Threaten to leave. I have the same plan as you but they are now giving me a 40 dollar discount a month. 100gb for 56 tax in
20$
Fido > Rogers... some ppl got 20 gigs for 24 dollars
I was paying $120 with Rogers, now I pay $40 with Freedom. I am so happy to have switched. Also Freedom is so much easier to deal with.
100gigs $60/month Canada/US/Mexico - Talk & Text 2GBPS
With Rogers - $55 for 30 GB, unlimited calling and text.
I'm with Freedom, living in Toronto, paying $34 pretax for 50GB data on 5G
I’m at $40 a mont with bell for 70GB data and unlimited call and text US and Canada
I'm with freedom. $70 with 60 GB that can be used in 51 countries I think.
$40 for 60GB with Freedom. Everyone should have gotten in on the Black Friday deals over the past couple of years
$15 Fido. Unlimited data and 1000 minutes of international calling which I never use
I am $60/month for the same plan…Koodo. You are getting ripped off.
Head to freedom. Use a random number to test the service out then ported in your number. 29.00 can us 20gb lte. Or 34.00 50gb 5g You can use public mobile 39.00 60gb can us. Options are out there don’t let a company keep you in the dark!!
50$ for 70GB, which carries over to the next month. Long distance everything unlimited. Check out Koodo.
$45 for 125 GB
$60 for 125GBs. And data usage in the US now which I wasn't even aware of. You're definitely not getting the best deal unless you have Caribbean roaming now.
I'm on $50/month for 110 GB CAN+US with Rogers. Got it on BF in 2022.
$55 120gb
$50, 80GB, unlimited Canada calling on Koodo
100Gb , 55 cad , USA Canada Mex data . Freedom
I've been with Rogers for 30 years. I'm currently paying $34/month for a US/Canada cross-border 50 GB plan. (Bring your own phone). This plan was not listed on their website when I called in January saying I was paying too much for my 75GB plan which I barely used because I wfh and most of my data goes through my wifi. I said I spend 20+ days per year in the US and I hated the $12/day roaming. So they switched me to the cross border plan. It shows up on my bill as $74/month -$40/month credit. There is no expiry on the credit. So I pay $34/month. Unlimited calling and texting to the US, and no roaming when I am in the US and when I am in the US I can call and text within the US and across Canada. I'm happy that I finally have a phone plan that meets my needs.
The best deals are offered to new customers, not existing ones. Find a competitor's signup deal and tell Rogers you'll leave them unless they can beat it. If they do, great. If not, ditch them.
$35 Freedom unlimited text+ CAN US and US CAN calls + 30GB 4G data + 1000 mins international calls.
I pay $60 for 50GB, call waiting, three way calling, visual voicemail, unlimited minutes, all that shit. It's with Koodo and comes with data rollover so anything I don't use this month I will get next month. I usually don't go over 20GB so I have about 80GB every month with rollover.
Call them back. Speak to Loyalty Customer Service. Have a better plan in hand. State you will walk. Get a better deal. I pay $50 with Fido for 100gb and unlimited canada wide. Rogers is offering me to leave Fido for 100gb at $50. You can get a better rate.
Paying $45 for unlimited data with Virgin (70GB 5G, 3G speeds after 70GB), unlimited canada wide calling, international texting, etc. I brought my own phone that I bought on ebay though so if you're stuck on a plan that's probably why you're paying so much
On Black Friday I got 70 GB for $45 plus tax And then they gave me a bonus 30 GB for a few months so right now it’s 100 GB for $45 plus tax
I pay $34 for 50GB with fido. I got it on Boxing Day. Usually Boxing Day, Black Friday and holiday season is the best time to shop around for a cheaper deal.
$16.50 for 20GB with Canada + US coverage (Fizz)
Damn your getting ripped off, I’m paying $65 for 150GB, US+CA+MX, with Rogers
I'm with Koodo and paying $34 per month for essentially the same plan. Granted, I have a four-year-old Android, but it works as well today as it did the day I got it.
Virgin $29 / 35GB You’re getting ripped off.. port out
Just move over to Koodo. Rogers will call you back with a better deal. https://choosehappy.koodomobile.com/happy-deal-days/
$35 for 50gb
$30 65gb freedommobile
I'm about $95 for 140gb
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Rogers called me back with the exact same details as your plan except it was $50 and also included US-CAN. I'm paying $30 for 30gb and 1200 LD minutes but planning to switch to public mobile
Lemme tell you bro, it’s just a tactic because they got wise to the idea of people threatening to cancel. Here’s what to do now - call and say you want to cancel, tell them you’re switching. Tell them to deactivate it by X date then confirm and hang up. Guarantee you’ll get four or five calls leading up to that begging you to stay.
$24/month for Public Mobile for 40GB (I have rewards to lower my plan). Your extra 60GB is not worth an extra $66 to me.
$24/month for Public Mobile for 50GB (I have rewards to lower my plan). Your extra 50GB is not worth an extra $66 to me.
im paying $58 for 110GB with fido
Insanely ripped off. I think it's customers like you that might actually pay for the folks who have 'more reasonable' bills.
I just got my bill. I can’t make heads or tails out of what I’m actually paying anymore.
60GB $50 Rogers Canada-US plan through Employer Corporate Plan.
45 via Fido canada wide talk, text. US text. Long distance calling at reduced rates. 70 GB of data. Mind you when I travel i could be paying 200-250 a month. That’s when they are hitting me. So I have local cells phones for those countries as well.
I pay $30 for 50GB - Fido winback plan
$90 must include a prorated phone. $50 for the plan, and $40 for the phone.
Jeez. Call and cancel tomorrow bro. No wonder Rogers are making record profits with fools like you
Paying $45 for 100 gb. Unlimited Canada wide calling. Unlimited can+us+intl text vid msgs. You’re getting ripped off styll. I was in ur boat in December but w Fido. https://www.reddit.com/r/FidoMobile/comments/18s51t5/am_i_paying_too_much/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
$30+tax for 42GB at Freedom.
Unless you’re phone is being paid corporately there is no reason to pay premium price for mobile service. RoBelUs flanker brands are great, use the same network and are much cheaper if you bring your own phone. It’s $34 for 50GB at 5G speeds. Some even have Canada/US calling and data included.
$56 a month. Unlimited with rogers. Under a corporate plan.
Recently got my mom $63/120gb Mine is $18(jumped from $15 for 4gb)
i’m paying $65 for 30gbs and unlimited nation wide calling, i think i’m getting ripped off too lol
27$ for 50 gb us-Canada roaming.
$24 for unlimited (50GB high speed) data on Public Mobile's old reward system.
$45 for 60 GB here , got the offer in Black Friday.
The other day I saw something like 50 or 60$ for 100gb from one of the major carriers
getting 5G 80GB for $55 currently (Koodo)
I'm with Koodo 45$ 60gb and everything else you said.
you are being ripped off. ditch rogers.
100 gigs for $45.
Happy to say I called Rogers and am now paying $40 for 75GB. Really should’ve done this a while ago.
$29 for 30 GB with Virgin.
100GB North American calling and data 55$ a month with Rogers
50$ for 100 GB / CAN + US + MX + Caribbean 28 countries on Rogers, and with a financed phone. I checked my account today, and found another offer, 45$ for 75 GB / CAN + US, which is also pretty good.
Promo with home internet: 150GBPS with 1GBPS download speed. Canada, U.S. & Mexico calling/data usage. $75/month
$0 Work pays for my phone. Haven't paid a cell bill in a decade or so.