Telus, Bell, and Rogers are currently offering some customers in Canada plans in the range of $40-$45 per month with 100GB or more of data. These offers seem to be a mix of win-back deals and special promotions sent to existing customers.
For example, a post on Red Flag Deals from late May highlighted a $45/120GB plan that a Telus customer received, with the price eventually dropping to $35 thanks to additional credits. While not technically a win-back offer since the customer was already with Telus under Public Mobile, it still represented a significant deal.
Similarly, Bell has been offering a $45/100GB 5G plan, with some customers reporting receiving a $40/100GB version of the plan. These offers seem to be targeted at existing Bell customers with home services, and this $40/100GB offer has been sent out as recently as March.
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Rogers has also reportedly offered a former customer a $45/100GB win-back plan that included Canada-U.S. usage. The offer was communicated via a phone call, showing that carriers are actively trying to retain and win back customers with competitive deals.
Overall, these promotions highlight the benefits of exploring different carriers and potentially switching to a cheaper plan. While there's no guarantee of receiving a win-back offer like a $40/100GB or $45/120GB plan, it's worth considering the possibility and exploring your options to potentially save on your monthly mobile expenses.
