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Rogers Student Plans and Free 6PM Early Evenings: A Historical Look

By Android in Canada Editorial TeamUpdated

The student plans

All three plans were for the BC, Alberta, Quebec and Ontario regions and ran on a 3-year term. A valid student ID from a recognized high school or post-secondary institution was required.

PlanMinutesEvenings and weekendsExtras
$25 (extended)50 daytimeUnlimited from 6PMUnlimited sent and received messages
$30 (new)100 daytime plus 50 bonusUnlimited from 6PMMy10 Local
$50 (new)150 daytime plus 50 bonusUnlimited from 6PM500MB data, My10 Canada-wide

The $25 plan could also be used on a monthly, 1-year or 2-year term. Its extension ran until a date given in the original post.

Android device pricing

When paired with a data plan, such as the $40 Smartphone Data Value Pack, the $30 6GB plan or the $25 500MB plan, any Android device from Rogers cost the promotional price on a 3-year agreement. For the $50 plan, promotional pricing applied to any Android device.

The free 6PM early evenings add-on

Rogers extended an add-on that moved unlimited evenings to 6PM on existing plans that did not already have 6PM or earlier evenings.

  • Existing customers had to contact the carrier and hold an in-market plan, meaning a plan that was current within the last quarter.
  • New customers signing up for a 3-year plan got the add-on automatically.

Frequently asked questions

What was a My10 option?

It was a calling feature that let a customer choose a set of numbers for unlimited calling, local or Canada-wide depending on the plan.

Who could get a student plan?

Customers with a valid student ID from a recognized school.

Are these plans available now?

No. They were limited promotions from that period.

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