SaskTel 16GB iPhone 5c Drops to $0 on Contract, 32GB Now $98.99

Gary Ng
13 years ago

If you’re in the hunt for an iPhone 5c and you’re on SaskTel, the company has dropped prices on both 16GB and 32GB models on contract. 

  • 16GB iPhone 5c: $0 on 2 year term
  • 32GB iPhone 5c: $98.99 on 2 year term

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There’s no stock online but your nearest SaskTel store should have models available. There’s no word on when this current sale will end so it’s best to check in-store. 

The last time we saw SaskTel drop the iPhone 5c to $0 on contract was during last month’s Valentine’s Day promotion. 

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