Rogers-owned Fido is taking the Canadian telecom market by storm, offering some incredible deals to its existing customer base. With mobile data usage on the rise, Fido’s promotional plans seem to address a growing demand for more affordable, high-data offerings. The promotions, which appear to be selectively rolled out, are making waves across forums and tech news outlets, particularly due to the significant value they propose when compared to Fido’s standard in-market plans.
According to discussions making the rounds on Red Flag Deals and highlighted by iPhone in Canada, selected Fido customers are being treated to a suite of promotional plans. These plans range widely in data allowance and price, indicating a strategic effort by Fido to customize offers based on individual customer needs and current plan structures. Some of the standout deals mentioned include:
– A captivating $30/60GB plan
– An offering of $35 for either 70GB or 80GB
– An enticing $40/90GB plan
– A generous $45/100GB option
– And the top-tier $50/110GB plan
Such deals are particularly noteworthy when juxtaposed with Fido’s current offerings that the wider public has access to—like the $39/20GB, $44/50GB, and $50/60GB plans (prices accounting for a $5 autopay discount).
The anecdotes shared by customers illuminate the diverse range of promotions being offered. For example, a user from the RFD forum, referred to as ‘maxeraph’, who was initially on a $29/20GB plan, reported receiving the $30/60GB offer. This shift not only dramatically increases their data cap but does so with a nominal price adjustment. Conversely, another customer enjoying a $34/70GB plan was propositioned with a $45/100GB plan, showcasing the varied nature of these promotions.
However, these deals do not apply uniformly. Another user reported getting a $40/90GB offer while on the same $29/20GB plan as ‘maxeraph’, highlighting the “your mileage may vary” nature of these promotions. This variance underscores the importance of checking one’s Fido account for any available deals, with an emphasis on assessing actual data needs before jumping on these attractive offers.
The thread on Red Flag Deals also brings to light the consideration of actual data usage. For individuals currently on lower data plans and not fully utilizing their allotment, upgrading for more data — even at these promotional prices — might not present the value it does at first glance. It’s an important reminder that more does not always equate to better, particularly when it pertains to paying for unused data.
For Fido customers across Canada, these promotions may herald a new era of telecom deals that align more closely with consumer needs and usage patterns. Checking one’s account for these exclusive offers could unlock significant savings and data increases, but as always, the utility of these deals will come down to personal usage and budget considerations.
