Black Friday deals - good for consumers

[tzliu]

Consumers are coming up as winners, just wish those promoted deals would be permanent. 

A friend sent a window poster from a Koodo store:

350 for 20GB data (roll-over if BYOP!) after $20 bill credit for 24 months.  (conditions apply)

What a deal.

[LeePublic]

Joined Koodo yesterday at Mobile Klink, got the $30 20 GB plan for 24 mos. plus rollover data as my perk and a $100 in-store credit! Easily the best BF deal if you aren't in dire need of a new phone! 

[zonk]

Black Friday deals may have been “meh” in retail this year (Walmart, Amazon, etc), but the phone plans have been amazing. Really had to shop around before I chose Public!

[statusquo]

I see, that makes sense thank you for confirming. 

[brettster99]

M’y bad. You are right they still don’t require credit checks for pre pod plans. But the good Black Friday sale plans are postpaid and thus require a credit check. 

[statusquo]

I didn't know prepaid plans needs credit checks since the money is being paid upfront? 

[brettster99]

Thats a really nice deal. I just wish the second tier carriers didn’t do credit checks for the prepaid plans. 

[statusquo]

That's a good price of $20 for 20GB data.  Can anyone get that deal with Koodo although I prefer permanent deals too? 

[will13am]

Even if these good deals are temporary, customers can take advantage right away and snap up a plan that best suits their needs.  These days there are really no contracts and so everybody is a free agent at all time.