Rogers and Bell quietly bumped up prices for their most basic cellphone plans

Rogers and Bell quietly bumped up prices for their most basic cellphone plans Bell Rogers

, the cost of living in Canada continues to rise and now it's also affecting phone bills. If you're looking for a new cellphone plan or simply looking to switch to a more basic plan, take note: Rogers, Bell, and Telus have just bumped up their prices.reported that Koodo, Fido, and Virgin Plus have all upped their rates and now it appears that the Big Three have followed suit.

A customer service representative for Rogers confirmed with Daily Hive that prices have gone up. Daily Hive has also reached out to Bell and Telus.

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