With the $5 credit, the prices are effectively the exact same as before.
Telus, a national telecom based in Vancouver, raised its prices and added a $5/mo discount to all plans.
Telus now There are two sets of three identical plans: one for customers who bring their own phone (BYOP), and another for customers who finance phones. The plans are identical, but the financing versions will cost you an extra $10/mo.
Telus also added a $5/mo for two years credit to all its plans. The credit is only for new customers who are eligible to purchase the plans. It does reduce the price a little. You can find new plans below:
$70/100GB Canada wide (1Gbps speed limit) BYOP, previously $55/100GB.
If Telus is financing a phone, the same plans will increase by $10/mo, to $80, $90-$110, respectively.
Telus used to charge $90/mo. Now that it is $100/mo., the $5 credit brings it down to $95.
Telus has raised prices again, roughly a week since it last did so. It was a copycat of Rogers’ pricing and plans. Now, Telus matches Rogers even more closely. Rogers’ plans include a $5/mo promotional discount for a limited time. Both providers offer the same deals when discounts are taken into account. It’s unclear when the discounts will end.
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