Yes you can!
We can transfer over your phone number at the end of the process after the plan setup is complete.

You do not have to get a contract or tab to get these plans. You can get them BYOD (Bring Your Own Device).

If you want to get a tab or contract, it can only be done when you sign up for the initial plan in store.
It cannot be done afterwards.

The plans that are offered here have pricing that is usually only available in certain provinces in Canada. This is due to regional carrier competition.

The offerings from Cellsavings, the Cellphone man, and some others are very similar. We all have generally the same methodology of acquiring these great deals on cell phone plans, the difference is in the level of service and the setup fee.

Yup! Be sure to download the right instructions for a new phone number (Teal plans), or message me letting me know.

After the plan is set up, don't forget to confirm your number with them with the email they sent you after signing up.
The Koodo Refer-A-Friend process can take up to a month to apply towards your bill balance.
Update: Lately the referral program company has been iffy on granting referral bonuses. Don't count on it, just see it as a bonus. The Refer-A-Friend program is not run by me nor Koodo.

This doesn't change much. You can still get these plans.
Follow the instuctions based on your plan and the carrier you're currently with.

Carriers now have one-time "connection fees" on the first bill. These are usually around $30. The first bill also includes partial billing from the date that you started until the date that I changed your plan.
Koodo/Telus also bills one cycle ahead for the first bill, so you may have one and a half bills in one.
It is also possible that you were double billed. Because of the amount of account changes we make in the waiting period, it can confuse the accountants who make your bill. Rest assured that your next bill will be fixed.

These practices have been going on since 2013, and have made several news headlines.
They are currently grey-area, and Telus (Koodo) doesn't take action because it still generates revenue and subscribers for them.

Due to rising costs in real estate, having a store would be costly. The majority of the process is done online anyway.

The process can usually take 0-30 days from the date that you activate the plan at the store. It depends on the billing cycle of the account you set up. The sooner you submit your info to the submission link, the sooner we can get started setting up your account.

Among my most comparable competitors, I have the lowest setup fee in the market currently, which is $50, $60, $70, $80, or $120 per line depending on which plan you choose.
This can be paid through a PayPal link which I will provide you after the setup which I prefer the most.
You can also pay the fee through an Interac bank eTransfer, or by Bitcoin (upon request).

It used to be that it was mandatory to sign up for a plan with a phone number from one of these provinces.
Now just make sure if you get a plan with a phone number from NS, NB, NL, QC, or PEI, you let me know in advance.

A port is the process of bring a phone number from one cell carrier to another.
Numbers can only be with one carrier at a time.

Yes. Do not falsify any current information that could be found on your ID when you talk to anyone from the carriers.

The only way is to set it up in carrier store/reseller location.

Nope. Once the phone number is ported to your plan, it automatically cancels your old plan with your old carrier and any remaining balance on the account will appear on your next final bill from them.