TELUS has replenished its stock of ‘refreshed’ (refurbished) iPhone 4S units, available for $0 on a two year term (not bad) or $349 outright. The last time we saw these phones in stock were last November. At that time some of these phones still had AppleCare warranties attached to their serial numbers, adding some extra value to the phones.
These ‘refreshed’ units come with a 14-day money back guarantee, 6 month warranty and free shipping.
For $349 outright, TELUS will unlock the iPhone 4S for $35 once it’s been on an account for 90 days (you could also try eBay). So if you are looking for an unlocked iPhone 4S, albeit refurbished, you can score one for $384 plus tax after it’s all said and done.
Earlier this week, Telus launched unlimited 5G plans for its subscription brand, Public Mobile, a move that has some of its Koodo customers feeling jealous. We had told you about the move before it happened, as Public Mobile apps debuted in the App Store and Google Play before the transition happened, leaking the move. No...
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Well, I guess this is Videotron’s 'FAFO' message to Canada’s ‘Big 3’ wireless carriers. The company’s subsidiary Freedom Mobile has launched a new $50 Canada-US plan that includes talk, text and data, at a far cheaper price than incumbents. With marketing that also touts it as “two countries, one sweet deal”, Freedom Mobile includes 40GB...
