TELUS Holds Online ‘Flash Sale’ for iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, 6 Plus

Gary Ng
11 years ago

Starting today until this weekend, TELUS is holding an online-only ‘Flash’ sale, which includes some iPhones. Here’s what’s on sale—note these prices are on two-year contracts with a $70 minimum plan:

  • Refreshed (refurbished) 16GB iPhone 5s – $0 (save $50)
  • 128GB iPhone 6 – $380 (save $150)
  • 128GB iPhone 6 Plus – $510 (save $150)

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The $70 per month plan for two years includes 300 local daytime minutes and 500MB of data only so, it’s definitely not the best if you need nationwide minutes and you’re a heavy data user. Let us know if you’re going to jump on this!

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aaloo
aaloo
10 years ago

lol, what a rip off. who wold sign up for that plan.

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