Below you will find the updated and final pricing for the Rogers iPhone 3G/3GS for MSD and Non-MSD business customers.
There are two options for iPhone 3G/3GS pricing:
Option 1 Restrictions (For new customers):
Option 1 Pricing (For new customers):
Option 2 Restrictions (For existing customers):
Option 2 Pricing (For existing customers):
In either Option 1 or Option 2, the customer must sign the iPhone Letter (speak to your Rogers Account Representative) or be on an existing iPhone agreement to activate corporately paid iPhones.
There are two options for iPhone 3G/3GS pricing:
Option 1 Restrictions:
Option 1 Pricing:
Option 2 Restrictions:
Option 2 Pricing:
There are three options for iPhone 3GS pricing:
Option 1 Restrictions:
Option 1 Pricing:
Option 2 Restrictions (Until July 31, 2009):
Option 2 Pricing (Until July 31, 2009):
Option 3 Restrictions (Until July 31, 2009):
Option 3 Pricing (Until July 31, 2009):
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Please note that the above pricing is ONLY for MSD and Non-MSD business customers. If you have to ask what is a MSD/Non-MSD Business Customer, then you are not a MSD/Non-MSD Business Customer.
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Thx for the info.
what is MSD and NON MSD?? im curious..
It is just a tag that is associated with your Rogers account that allows you to subscribe to certain plans and/or prices. Mostly corporate customers have MSD codes attached to their accounts, as each MSD code uniquely identifies a corporation and its eligibility to certain plans and/or prices.
“If you have to ask what is a MSD/Non-MSD Business Customer, then you are not a MSD/Non-MSD Business Customer.”
Untrue. I bought into a shady corporate plan a year ago that is really cheap. I've never been part of such a corporation but they do tell me to go see the HR department when I call Rogers lolll
so am I MSD or non-MSD? how do i find out?
“If you have to ask what is a MSD/Non-MSD Business Customer, then you are not a MSD/Non-MSD Business Customer.”
Untrue. I bought into a shady corporate plan a year ago that is really cheap. I've never been part of such a corporation but they do tell me to go see the HR department when I call Rogers lolll
so am I MSD or non-MSD? how do i find out?
If you bought into a corporate plan and a MSD code was put onto your account, then you are a MSD customer. As detailed above, corporate = MSD.
If you are looking to get the iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS, I would speak to corporate upgrades within Rogers for details.
“If you have to ask what is a MSD/Non-MSD Business Customer, then you are not a MSD/Non-MSD Business Customer.”
Untrue. I bought into a shady corporate plan a year ago that is really cheap. I've never been part of such a corporation but they do tell me to go see the HR department when I call Rogers lolll
so am I MSD or non-MSD? how do i find out?
If you bought into a corporate plan and a MSD code was put onto your account, then you are a MSD customer. As detailed above, corporate = MSD.
If you are looking to get the iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS, I would speak to corporate upgrades within Rogers for details.