New Mobile Plans Shake Up the Market
Virgin Plus has introduced an enticing new plan priced at $50 for 60GB of data, but Fido quickly responded with a competitive offer.
The sub-brand of Bell rolled out its $50/60GB plan, which effectively becomes $60/60GB when you factor in a $10 credit for autopay. This package includes not just data but also talk and text services in both the U.S. and Mexico. Additionally, it offers unlimited calling and texting within Canada, unlimited international texting from Canada, as well as features like Call Display, Voicemail, Call Waiting, and Conference Calling.
Fido's Competitive Edge
In a swift move to undercut Virgin Plus’s offering by just one dollar,Fido has launched its own plan at $49 for 60GB (or $54 with the autopay discount).This deal provides unlimited texting along with call display features and allows for 1,000 texts while roaming internationally or in the U.S. and Mexico. It would be captivating to see if these two companies continue this back-and-forth pricing strategy—imagine if Virgin Plus dropped their price to $48/60GB tomorrow!
The Speed Factor
Both plans operate on 4G LTE networks that promise speeds up to 120Mbps; though, they do not reach the faster speeds offered by 5G technology.
A Look at Freedom Mobile's offerings
If you're looking for even more value, Freedom Mobile is making waves with its own plan priced at just $39 for 60GB (or effectively $44 after applying a autopay credit). This option includes unlimited data along with text and talk services across Canada and also in the U.S. and Mexico—all delivered at impressive 5G speeds! Moreover, Freedom Mobile guarantees that your price will remain stable thanks to their Price Freeze Promise; this means your monthly rate won’t increase before any discounts or credits are applied.
This provider also offers a one-time allotment of additional high-speed data usable outside North America—an attractive feature if you travel frequently.
A Personal Decision Ahead
With all these options available now is definitely an exciting time to consider switching providers! Personally speaking? I’m leaning towards making the switch to Freedom myself!
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