Fido is offering an iPhone 11 Pro deal for a certified pre-owned 64GB model, when you sign up for the company’s financing program on a two-year contract.
The 64GB iPhone 11 Pro is $0 down, then $30.99/month for 24 months, which works out to $643 for the phone for customer in Quebec (in B.C. it’s $37.37/month or $896). The retail value of the iPhone 11 Pro is $1,274 according to Fido.
At this $643 price, it’s cheaper than a new iPhone 11 from Apple.ca at $849 CAD for those in Quebec. But of course, that’s only if you’re okay with a certified pre-owned phone.
In B.C. for example, you’ll require a minimum $45/4GB plan (unlimited nationwide minutes, etc) to get this iPhone 11 Pro on financing. Add in the financing cost and GST/PST, it’s showing as $85.11 all-in per month.
Fido says there’s a $100 bill credit, plus a $22.10/month promotional credit applied for those signing onto the Fido Payment Program.
[via RFD]
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