The following is a fantastic deal worth sharing with all iPhoneinCanada.ca readers looking for an iPod touch. Future Shop stores currently have an awesome deal. All you have to do is trade in any old MP3 player, and you will get $50 off any iPod touch!
If you have an old, busted up MP3 player lying around (, this is the time to take it to Future Shop and save $50 towards any iPod touch, including the latest fourth generation models.
Need a cheap MP3 player to use towards the trade in? RFD forum member iEye mentions the following:
Staples has hip street mp3 players for $7
also Canadian Tire for $8 Corby…
paulo500 mentions:
Dollarama sells a crappy mp3 player for $2. If FS wants it broken, then just throw it on the ground before you bring it in…
iPod touch prices rarely go on sale at all (this price is $9 cheaper than Apple’s 2010 Black Friday sale), so this is your time to save. Happy shopping, and let us know if you jump on this hot deal!
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If you are paying by credit card you may want to read this and the CBC article it links to, scary stuff:
http://justanotheropportunity.blogspot.com/2011/01/your-privacy-gone-way-of-dodo.html
i was like OMG i can find some cheap ones for like 5 bucks lol.
im sure if you walked in with one thats clearly a load of ….. brown smelly stuff
they would say “oh… yeah heres a list of restrictions” lol
They have mp3 players at dollarama
Don’t see the $7 Staples or $8 Canadian Tire MP3 players on their website, called Dollarama (Arbutus Village and Syemour) and they claim they don’t sell MP3 players!
‘Your mileage may vary’ (YMMV) as the RFD’ers say.
Yes, God forbid that anyone verifies that it’s actually you making the purchase.
Yes, God forbid that anyone verifies that it’s actually you making the purchase.
Yes, God forbid that anyone verifies that it’s actually you making the purchase.