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Best Buy Boxing Day Sale: 16GB iPhone 6s for $99.99 After Trade-In
Best Buy has released their Boxing Day “week-long sale” flyer and within it are some sales on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s on two-year terms.
Here’s what’s available:
- 16GB iPhone 6s in Space Grey – $99.99 after $50 trade-in
- 64GB and 128GB also available
- Available from TELUS, Rogers and Bell
Similar offers are available for Space Grey and Silver iPhone 6 models after trade-in and on contract:
- 16GB iPhone 6 – $0 after $50 trade-in (TELUS, Bell, Rogers)
- 64GB iPhone 6 – $129.99 after $50 trade-in (TELUS, Bell, Rogers)
- 16GB iPhone 5c – $0 with $50 gift card (Bell, Rogers)
Again, if you’re into contracts, these may be for you, but you’ll be required to pay minimum monthly plans to meet subsidy requirements and trade-in an old phone.
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that is pretty pathetic honestly.
still tied to an overpriced 2-year plan though
Would I save money compared to buying it at the ? store? Let’s say I cancelled the 2 year contract that day and paid the balance/penalty, I wonder what the total would be.
You will also have to pay a $50 unlocking fee. It’s not worth it. Just buy the damn thing outright and find the best plan. Many carriers off a 10% monthly deduction on their plans for BYOD.
That doesn’t answer my question. I already own an iPhone 6s outright and I’m with public mobile.
It would end up being more that the cost of the phone. Everyone would be doing this that if there were any money saved.