02-16-2017 12:16 PM - edited 01-04-2022 01:30 PM
I am on the 12GB / $120 fall promo plan.
I was wondering if I can change just the calling portion of the plan while keeping the 12GB data.
While comparing other plans, it seems that the unlimited USA/Canada calling $10 / month more than the Province Wide calling that I am on.
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02-17-2017 07:26 AM
You can definitely change your plan. However, you will lose the 12GB/$40 plan at the same time. Don't risk it. There are other options like adding the 200 minutes or 400 minutes US/CA call.
02-16-2017 04:40 PM
this is what i am doing right now.
02-16-2017 02:24 PM
@xoy74 I see where you're coming from. Yes if you were on the currently available 90/Prov-wide/Global/12GB plan and wanted to switch to Canada+US talk, the difference is as you mention and possibly worth it.
@TheOldVR LOL thanks. I wasn't trying to be all mic-droppy but thanks for the kind words 🙂
02-16-2017 02:20 PM
@srlawren wrote:
@xoy74 wrote:I am on the 12GB / $120 fall promo plan.
I was wondering if I can change just the calling portion of the plan while keeping the 12GB data.
While comparing other plans, it seems that the unlimited USA/Canada calling $10 / month more than the Province Wide calling that I am on.
@xoy74@ I know others have already suggested add-on minutes, or a VoIP service for your long distance needs, and those are probably the best options. I just wanted to correct one little thing in your original post. You said that it would only be $10 more for unlimited Canada+USA calling, but in fact that the 90 day, unlimited Canada+USA talk, unlimited global text, 12GB plan is currently $216, which is $86 more than the promo plan @ $120.
EDIT: this is why the promo plan was so popular, it's a screaming good deal, even if you need to buy some add-ons for some long distance. Unless you're a heavy out-of-province dialer, it's almost certainly better to stay on the promo plan.
@srlawren Wow... where's the emoji for "Mic drop and walk off"?
Nice response and summary...
02-16-2017 02:19 PM
The $10 figure is from comparing any of the current plans. Build any 30 day plan, then switch the voice portion between Province Wide and CA/US Wide and you will see the difference is $10. Same if you select 90 days, the difference is $30
02-16-2017 02:13 PM - edited 02-16-2017 02:14 PM
@xoy74 wrote:I am on the 12GB / $120 fall promo plan.
I was wondering if I can change just the calling portion of the plan while keeping the 12GB data.
While comparing other plans, it seems that the unlimited USA/Canada calling $10 / month more than the Province Wide calling that I am on.
@xoy74@ I know others have already suggested add-on minutes, or a VoIP service for your long distance needs, and those are probably the best options. I just wanted to correct one little thing in your original post. You said that it would only be $10 more for unlimited Canada+USA calling, but in fact that the 90 day, unlimited Canada+USA talk, unlimited global text, 12GB plan is currently $216, which is $86 more than the promo plan @ $120.
EDIT: this is why the promo plan was so popular, it's a screaming good deal, even if you need to buy some add-ons for some long distance. Unless you're a heavy out-of-province dialer, it's almost certainly better to stay on the promo plan.
02-16-2017 01:01 PM - edited 02-16-2017 01:01 PM
@mimmo - I do the same, Fongo works perfect for me....
Off topic, but I also have a different SIM card that I use when in the U.S.
02-16-2017 12:33 PM
of you can always use fongo voip for long distance (its free) or if on android hangouts dialer... I have personally gone with a mix I use the minutes as i dont call outside provice often, and fongo if i plan to be calling for a while.
02-16-2017 12:28 PM
I was afraid that would be the answer. In that case the minutes add-on is better for me.
02-16-2017 12:18 PM - edited 02-16-2017 12:19 PM
You can but you'll lose your promo. The best you can do is buy international calling minutes that never expire. $15 for 400 mins I think. If you don't plan to use much minutes the $15 add on is actually cheaper since the 400 mins never expire till you use it all up.