If you’re about to buy the iPhone 6 Plus outright, Rogers is offering $200 off the 128GB model if you opt for a month-to-month term. So you get the phone at $1029 versus the regular price of $1229.
BYOD Share Everything Plans are available starting at $55/month for 500MB of data and unlimited local calling.
Here’s what the fine print says:
Offer available for a limited time and subject to change without notice. Available with purchase of an iPhone 6 Plus 128GB on any plan on a month-to-month term. Regular no-term price is $1229. Device cost after discount will be $1029.
There will be a $20 Connection Fee charge and the phone comes locked to Rogers (which costs $50 for the company to unlock it for you), so really in the end you’re ‘saving’ $130 versus buying unlocked directly from Apple.
With an expected iPhone refresh coming again this fall, it’s pretty late into the device’s life cycle to jump on this.
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But how much cheaper would a 128 GB 6+ be after the new one is released? And typically the top storage editions are dropped.
Conversely if this is a month to month, is the 3 month requirement still needed prior to Rogers unlocking the phone?
Yes. The phone still needs to be activated on the Rogers network for a min 90 days, in order to unlock it.
Hmm, I was poking around the Fido site and they have this deal as well. Since I’m with Fido, this is tempting.
Do you have to go on a “Share Everything Plan”? For those on a grandfathered 6GB plan, off contract, can you still get the $200 off iPhone 6 Plus and continue with current plan?
from the wording, it sounds like it is only for new plans, regardless of whether it’s a current Rogers customer or someone coming from another carrier.
It says “on any plan on a month-to-month term”. The wording doesn’t say anything about new plans only.