On the way home I drop in the Rogers store. Not very helpful. Not deterred I also gave their sales center a call. I told them that I am considering changing providers and wanted to see what they had to offer.
She asked me what I have now. $20 with 100 anytime minutes and unlimited evenings and weekend and $2 off system access fee. No need to tell her that evenings started at 8pm and that with the $2 off my system access fee = Rogers’s regular system access fee.
She said that is a pretty good plan that they can’t beat. After a little probing here is what she can offer. $17.50 for Voice plan similar to Bell. I forget how much for a text package. Also, she will waive the network activation fee, the first month system access fee, and first month unlimited local calling.
Next call I made to Bell. Leveraging all the information I gathered, here is what I finally got.
$17.30 for voice plan. 250 anytime minutes + unlimited evenings and weekends starting 6pm.
$6.95 systems access fee (it’s $8.95 - $2 for signing up for paperless billing)
$0.75 911 fee
$7.5 Fun 15 plan( 50% off for the whole term). 200 outgoing text/picture/video messages (unlimited incoming), Call ID, Voicemail, and unlimited Mobile browser.
Grand total of $32.50 per month plus tax. Also, I got the hardware upgrade fee of $35(or Network activation fee whatever you want to call it) waived.
Maybe I could get better, but I figured I put in a good effort and I was content with the plan.
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