In the long-term, you will end up paying more at Koodo. You will never have the bonuses reducing your bill and in the end, PM will have the better plan simply because it's a cheaper network to maintain, even if the current Koodo switch offer tops PM's best at this very moment (how else would they get people to switch to a more expensive/ higher margin network?). As a by-product, this offer increases the bill for the rest of us by reducing our referral bonuses (people switching away) and will increase PM profitability per user in the long term, likely allowing them to return part of it back to us by being able to offer better plans down the road too.
It makes sense from Telus' perspective but will end up punishing those who moved in the end. Telecoms in Canada have always done that, yet the value offerings always ended up the best value. Switching back to PM after it gets better, you will come back with a clean slate, building your bonuses from scratch.
