Rogers Comes Through For Travellers and Students, And Travelling Students
Rogers has updated their US/Canada plans, and have replaced them with generic North America calling. This is calling, within Canada, to any number in Canada or the US. This is separate, I believe, from their US/Canada Roaming Plans.
The new plans are as follows:
Rogers
- $5/month - For 50 long distance minutes ($.10/min)
- $35/month – For unlimited long distance minutes
Fido (owned by Rogers)
- $5/month – 50 long distance minutes ($.10/min)
These are a nice little discount.
Also, Rogers has updated their student plans to include two new My10 plans, one with data and one without. I like the $30 one, as it’s likely perfect for students without smartphones.
What do you think?
(student plans via Mobile Syrup)
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about 3 months ago
Those plans blow. Aside from the long distance, you'd be better off just getting one of their base plans. Rogers with the #Fail again
about 3 months ago
Those plans blow. Aside from the long distance, you'd be better off just getting one of their base plans. Rogers with the #Fail again