Rogers, TELUS and Bell iPhone 5 Sale: 32GB/64GB for $229/$279, 3 Year Terms

Just like Fido, Rogers, TELUS, and Bell are also holding a sale on 32GB and 64GB iPhone 5 models for new activations and hardware upgrades on three year terms:

32GB iPhone 5: $229 (normally $279)

64GB iPhone 5: $279 (normally $379)

The iPhone 4S remains $0 on a three year contract as well.

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For Rogers, their sale will last from February 27th to March 4th, and will require a monthly service plan of $45 or more. The company also has waived activation and hardware upgrade admin fees until March 17th.

If you’re into three year term contracts, these are decent discounts on the iPhone 5.

Thanks Ex!

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Cody Woodward
13 years ago

So with rogers the early upgrade fee is waived and the activation fee on top of the $100 off for the 64gb?

Gary
Reply to  Cody Woodward
13 years ago

Yes, but to clarify it’s the $35 admin fee or hardware upgrade admin fee that is waived.

canufixxita1
canufixxita1
Reply to  Gary
13 years ago

So is there a difference between upgrade fees and upgrade admin fees?

Toby Maguiver
Toby Maguiver
13 years ago

Thanks for the news. Called Telus and they credited $100 back for an activation I made 2 weeks ago.

Gary
Reply to  Toby Maguiver
13 years ago

Well played!

gtasscarlo
gtasscarlo
13 years ago

So any new phone, not just iPhone has no admin fee?

Gary
Reply to  gtasscarlo
13 years ago

Yes

gtasscarlo
gtasscarlo
Reply to  Gary
13 years ago

Awesome.

reformcanada
reformcanada
13 years ago

I get really suspicious about all these promos by the big 3 being the exact same and this has happened a lot! How is this not evidence that the companies are price fixing and where is the competition bureau of Canada.

gtasscarlo
gtasscarlo
Reply to  reformcanada
13 years ago

The competition bureau gets suitcases from the big three, and they look the other way.

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