Telus Adjusts Pricing and Offers New Plans
Telus, a telecom company based in Vancouver, has made changes to its pricing structure. The company has increased its plan prices while introducing a $5 monthly credit for all customers.
New Plan Structure
Telus now provides two groups of three identical plans. One group is for customers who bring their own phones (BYOP), while the other is for those who choose to finance their devices. The only difference between these two groups is that financing plans cost an additional $10 per month.
Monthly Credit for New Customers
In addition to the price increase, Telus has implemented a $5 monthly credit available for two years on all eligible plans. This credit applies only to new customers and slightly reduces the overall cost of the plans.
Overview of Updated Plans
For those interested in financing a phone through Telus,the costs have risen by $10 per month across all options. The new pricing tiers are set at $80, $90, and $110 respectively.
When considering the impact of the new credit, Telus’ updated plans appear similar to previous offerings.However, there’s an important note regarding the 250GB plan: it has seen enough of an increase that it remains pricier even with the discount applied. Previously priced at $90 per month, this plan now costs $100; after applying the credit, it effectively drops back down to just $95.
Recent Price Changes
This latest adjustment follows closely on another price hike from Telus that occurred about a week earlier when they aligned their offerings with those from Rogers. With these changes, Telus' pricing mirrors Rogers more closely than before.
Rogers also introduced a similar promotional discount of $5 per month on their plans recently. When factoring in these discounts from both providers, customers will find that they offer nearly identical deals at this time. However, it's uncertain how long either carrier will maintain these promotional rates.
Conclusion
while Telus raises prices across its mobile service options and introduces credits aimed at attracting new users,potential customers should carefully evaluate how these changes affect their choices compared to competitors like Rogers.
