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Bell Launches ’2010 Winter Games Plans’

Categories: Bell Mobility
By: , IntoMobile
Friday, February 5th, 2010 at 7:08 AM

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Some more cool ‘Olympic’ flavored news for you this morning. With the games almost here, Bell has announced some new ’2010 Winter Games’ plans. The plans are of course named appropriately, with Bronze, Silver and Gold options available.

The Bronze plan is $30 per month and gives you 100 minutes, unlimited nights & weekends (6PM – 7AM), unlimited 2010 Winter Games content and unlimited mobile browsing.

The Silver plan is $40 per month, and gives you 150 minutes, unlimited nights & weekends, unlimited 2010 Winter Games content, unlimited mobile browsing and 250 text messages.

The Gold plan will run you $55 per month, and you get 200 minutes, unlimited nights & weekends, unlimited 2010 Winter Games content, 500MB of data and 2500 text messages.

These simple plans offer a great way to load up all the Olympic action you can handle on your Bell device. Not surprising, when you consider Bell is a major sponsor for the games.

[Via: MobileSyrup]

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  • AusFest

    I think those plans suck.