If You get a data bonus can you still use the following month?

Shilgi

can I use data bonuses in the next month if I didn't finish it ?

Jonathan C. 2531

Perks and data gifts are a one time use and the expiry date shows up when you check your usage in the account portal. It should be 30 days at least from the day you activate it. Data upgrades are different and are applied monthly for 2 years (supposedly, for now, but nothing is really set in stone for that yet).

DinoS

For Perks, yes you have 30 days to use it. For upgrade, I don't know.

Chris P. #37

As long as it hasent expired, all data rolls over, this includes upgrades too!
- Chris P

Victor C. #1356

You can see the expiration of the data on your account usage, your data has 2 months of rollover

P C. #31

1. Data in your monthly plan - rollover for 2 months, hence 3 months total.

 

2. Data from PERK - after activation, can be used right away, expire at the end of your next billing cycle. Hence, if plan properly, PERK data can last for up to 60 days (if u activate it on Day#1 of a billing cycle).

 

3. Data from UPGRADE - after activation, only active at beginning of your next billing cycle. Active for 24 months.  UPGRADE can be switched/changed, e.g. u r using 250MB, just received 500MB UPGRADE for Level 2, you can move the active 250MB out, then add 500MB for next month. Last only 1 billing cycle. Not sure about rollover, I read the following FAQ page few times, still not sure.

 

https://fizz.ca/en/faq/what-is-rollover-and-how-does-it-work

Nice day!

ReneD

@V.C.
Well explain, I can't say for sure that data from upgrade do rollover like usual data plan, I will come back an update this thread at my next cycles. But upgrades are the first block of data to be used from your available data package.
Chizz )

P C. #31

Kudo!
Thanks René, look forward to your update. Whenever active, UPGRADE should have an expiry date like all other data. I believe data are sorted by expiry dates.

ReneD

@V.C.
That's exactly right, and the proper way of explaining it!!
Chizz )

Anne H. #1344

@VC, Thanks. that's the best explanation I saw so far on different data types. Well done.