Rogers-owned Fido this morning sent out an email to some customers notifying them of a limited time promo, offering $140 in savings on any new smartphone purchased online.
“Being an insider has its advantages,” explains Fido, adding “be 1 of 500 new customers to get early access to this offer.”
The $140 will come in the form of bill credits over 4 months and only applies if you jump on a Fido Payment Program for your device on select plans on contract, applicable online only and for new customers.
Today also saw the return of the Fido XTRA program, a perk program for wireless and home internet customers. Today’s offer is the chance to win 1 of 1,000 Fido umbrellas, if that’s something that interests you.
Fido says the targeted $140 bill credit promo ends on August 4, 2020.
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