$110/6GB monthly plan with unlimited Canada-wide minutes (consumer plans only get $120/1GB)
$300 + $300 bill credits on 2nd or 3rd bill; available per line
There’s two ways of looking at this offer right now. After the math is done, you’re either saving $600 off the price of the new iPhone XS and paying $70/6GB per month; or paying full price for the iPhone XS and having a $45/6GB plan for two years.
Others in the RFD discussion have mentioned Quebec government employees are able to get the iPhone XS for $429 on a $75.60/8GB plan.
Again, the only thing that makes this deal somewhat warm is the $600 bill credit, which you can see as either a discount on the iPhone XS or your monthly plan over 24 months. If you have an HST number, you qualify as a small business customer.
We tried to verify this deal at other Costco Wireless Etc. locations but it’s nearly impossible to get through to them on the phone. Let us know if this Rogers offer is something you’re interested in.
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