Rogers has released a new Student Plan that is “exclusively for High School or post-secondary school student” aptly called the “Student Plan With Unlimited Texting”. For $25 a month gets you:
- 50 Daytime Minutes (additional minutes: 35¢/minute)
- Unlimited evenings and weekends starting at 6pm
- Unlimited incoming and outgoing text messages
- Bonus Features at no extra charge: Call Waiting, Group Calling, Call Forwarding, WhoCalled & Call Manager
Of course before you sign up for any plan make sure you read the fine print. Above the $25 is the GRRF (Government Regulatory Recovery Fee) with can range from $2.46-$3.46 per month depending on what province you’re from. In addition, there will also be the usual $35 Activation Fee.
Check it out here at Rogers
(Thanks Miranda)
None of the bonus feature is useful. What about voice mail and caller ID?
Also the GRRF is still a proof that Rogers want to abuse their customers. When will they add the Income Tax Recovery Fee and the HST Recovery Fee?
I just wish the Federal Government felt more compelled to protect consumer and order to drop all of these.
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I just want them to drop the stupid Activation fee. Why is anyone paying it? Is it a privilege to have shitty service?
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TELUS just launched the same plan today, the TELUS version comes with Voicemail as well plus NO GRRF fee
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Oh, and TELUS has ‘competitively responded’ to this $25 student plan:
50 Daytime Mins
6pm Evenings/Weekends
Unlimited text/picture/video messages
voicemail 3, CW/CC
for $25/mo
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of course if you happen to wander over to Virgin you’ll see their 25$ plan (available to EVERYONE) offers double the daytime minutes, no GRRF, and still has that unlimited text goodness. Not to mention Virgin actually has decent customer support.
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well, I hope someone starts offering a student 50 plan with unlimited data again. I’d move to any carrier tht offers this plan.
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Virgin is a much better company, as William said. While Rogers is still better than Bell, the Virgin plan wipes the floor with this and so does the Koodo one. Plus Virgin is a 2 year not a 3 year and they’re waiving activation fees.
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@Sickens please post link to the plan you put on.
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