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Dell.ca: Bell Grab and Go Internet $5.99 (Reg. $29.99) (Ontario and Quebec Only)

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Dell.ca: Bell Grab and Go Internet $5.99
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If you're looking for affordable, and we mean really affordable, internet service, Dell.ca has a good deal on a popular 3-month kit you'll certainly be interested in. Today's Red Hot Deal of the Day is the Bell Grab and Go Internet Kit for $5.99. This is one of the lowest prices we've seen for the kit and, despite it being a 3-month trial, you're only paying about $3 for 125GB a month. Where else are you going to find that kind of deal?

The service plan is based on Bell's "Fibe Internet 25" model which includes:

  • 125 GB Usage
  • 25 Mbps Download
  • 10 Mbps Upload

Some restrictions do apply, unfortunately, as this deal is only available to new Bell Internet customers in Ontario and Quebec and an extra $25.00 modem fee may apply to customers in certain areas. In addition, overage fees apply if you exceed the bandwidth cap.

The kit ships free and the deal expires tomorrow roughly around 6am.

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    • jmatheson64
    • This offer is only available to new Bell Internet customers in Ontario and Quebec and is subject to service availability
      Good deal for you all!
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    • sengook
    • I lost mine last time >< sighs this time hopefully I'll use it :p
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    • BinaryJay
    • Too bad these boxes don't contain any hardware. You can't really just grab and take it home and go, can you.
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    • def47
    • It was never this low, from what I remember.
      I'll buy one, just in case someone I know wants it.
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    • m3gz
    • I believe mine was 3 months from purchase date. Bell even called me to see when I would activate my service
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    • AnnV11
    • Sweet! For $7, I can set up internet at my Gram's for Oct-Dec, so everyone will have net access when we're visiting over the holidays. Cheers!
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    • Jsm
    • Just to let some people know, last time I had to keep the service at least 1 month at full price. They would let me cancel before but would charge me the month anyways. YMMV
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    • stephroll
    • Just to let some people know, last time I had to keep the service at least 1 month at full price. They would let me cancel before but would charge me the month anyways. YMMV
      You have to set a reminder 30 days before the end of the 3 months to cancel or else they will charge you a month .That's when , very often , they'll offer you deals to remain on .
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    • heredago
    • extra $25.00 modem fee may apply to customers in certain areas
      what does this means?
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    • mathiewannabe
    • Just to let some people know, last time I had to keep the service at least 1 month at full price. They would let me cancel before but would charge me the month anyways. YMMV
      is this true?? I already have this kit to activate it soon. I didn't read about this in the other huge thread; can anyone else confirm?

      Also, is there some kind of price protection? I bought this kit like 2-3 weeks ago at $11. I wonder if I can get the difference back.
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    • heredago
    • Just to let some people know, last time I had to keep the service at least 1 month at full price. They would let me cancel before but would charge me the month anyways. YMMV
      Just to let some people know, I didn't have to pay anything extra when I took advantage of this kit 2 years ago.
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    • Puneater
    • Do these have an "expiration date"?
      yes they do, i believe it was like 1 year or smth.
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    • Jsm
    • Not sure about expiry date, but anyways yeah the girl was very insisting on how it was not possible I get free internet for 4 months (old kits were 4 months) and have nothing to pay. I know other people had no problem at all canceling. I am just sharing my experience, thus my "YMMV" at the end of my post. This happened during the beggining of this year.
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    • epocaliptic
    • Is this a better deal than signing up for the current student deals that Bell has?
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    • samson
    • Does BELL take your credit card when you activate? I purchased one this morning too.
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    • dunlop
    • Does BELL take your credit card when you activate? I purchased one this morning too.
      yes.

      If you do not plan on keeping the service alert bell WAY in advance as they need to send you a mailing label to send back the modem, took over 6 weeks and 5 (and a whole lot of screaming) calls until I got mine. If they have not received the modem within 30 days I believe you will be charged
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    • ltp2k3
    • I bought it last time for $7.99 and have yet activated, now it's already $2 less. Question, I don't have a landline phone (e.g. no phone) would I get charged extra for dryloop or installation?
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    • def47
    • I bought it last time for $7.99 and have yet activated, now it's already $2 less. Question, I don't have a landline phone (e.g. no phone) would I get charged extra for dryloop or installation?
      nop, you will not be charged for dry loop and installation.
      That's what's so good about this offer
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    • rajojomanik
    • I bought one of these for $7.99 last November and had it activated from end of month to end of Feb. Just noting some of my experiences with this deal.

      1. speed was about 18mbps in my area, I was no more than 2km from the hub
      2. cancelled one month prior with no problem
      3. modem was only g not n, this was ok since it was mainly used by my kids for gaming and most of the time it was wired.
      4. kit expiration is 90 days

      Question... has anyone been able to activate two kits in one year or is there a minimum period between activations?
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    • ltp2k3
    • nop, you will not be charged for dry loop and installation.
      That's what's so good about this offer
      THanks, that's good to know. Another question, do they come and install the service (e.g. play with your phone outlet) or we just pick up the kit (or they mail us) and hook everything up ourselves?
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    • Ethanz
    • So, order this kit first, after recieving, call bell to activate, then they will send me a modem whith bulit in account and password.
      Correct me if my understanding was wrong.

      Questions: can I use my own modem?

      Thans in advance!
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    • Aznsilvrboy
    • The monthly rate price is still pretty expensive. Don't see how this is a deal except that there's no contract.
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    • qaz393
    • thanks bought 5, thinking of buying 5 more.

      FYI. only do 5 at a time since the discount caps at that amount.


      check out throught airmiles shop or GCR
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    • mathiewannabe
    • The monthly rate price is still pretty expensive. Don't see how this is a deal except that there's no contract.

      You get 3 months of internet for $6+tax.

      what is that? like $2.xx /month?

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