Telus brings back $75/20GB promo as an online offer

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Telus has reintroduced its $75/20GB Peace of Mind promotional plan as an online-only offer. This plan includes the said 20GB of high-speed data (and if exceeded an unlimited data at a throttled speed of 512Kbps), unlimited nationwide calls, text, and picture and video messaging. It also comes with voicemail, call display, call waiting, and conference calling.

On top of that, Telus is offering an $85/20GB Peace of Mind Connect offer on a limited basis. Aside from providing the same conditions as the regular Peace of Mind plan, the Connect plans allow subscribers to give "connected" devices access to your plans' unlimited data. That said, you can use the Peace of Mind plan and tether your other mobile devices to it. You can find out more about both offers in this link.

Bell offers $75/20GB unlimited data plan for a limited time

Bell seems to be matching Telus' new 20GB promo. The carrier is dropping its 20GB for $95 plan to $75 a month for 24 months. That is before you add on the price of your phone. This particular plan is for "Bring your own device" customers and those who are upgrading or activating a new gadget with Bell's SmartPay device financing plan.  

If you use up your 20GB data allotment, then your unlimited data usage will be throttled down to 3G speeds. The plan doesn't seem to be on Bell's website at the moment, but MobileSyrup contacted the carrier's customer service, and they confirmed that the offer is available. It isn't known how long Bell will be offering this plan. 

Telus' 20GB Peace of Mind plan is $20 cheaper until Jan 21st

If you want to get a discount on a new phone plan, Telus is offering its 20GB Peace of Mind plan for $75 instead of $95 until January 21. This "bring your own device" plan offers no data overages, and it will throttle speeds tp 512Kbps when you exceed your allotted data. The Peace of Mind plans also come with unlimited Canada-wide call and text, as well as call waiting, conference calling, call display, and Voicemail 25.

Source: MobileSyrup