Did you order your iPhone 5 from Rogers? You may have noticed the price you paid was $50 higher than the Apple advertised price of $179/$279/$379 for the various models of the phone. This extra amount charged will be rebated to customers on their next bill–but you must fill out the online rebate form to get it started (or send it in via snail mail).
This extra $50 charge is not just limited to the iPhone, it’s also seen by customers purchasing other smartphones too.
How to Get your $50 iPhone 5 Rebate Online
1. Login to your Account at Rogers.com
2. Click on My Rogers:
3. Click on Products & Services:
4. Look at the My Phone section on the left. If eligible, you should see the rebate option in red, near the bottom by ‘Device Registration’:
Rogers told us after filling out the online rebate, customers should see their credit appear within 24 hours in their account. If you mailed in the paper rebate form, credits could take up to 8 weeks to appear. Also, you have 60 days to claim your $50 credit.
Let us know if you have claimed your $50 iPhone 5 credit. Did you submit your rebate form online or via the mail?
Other articles in the category: Rogers
Rogers Q4 2022: Profits Up 25%, 193,000 New Wireless Subscribers
Rogers today announced its unaudited financial and operating results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2022. Overall, Rogers reported a total of $4.16 billion in revenue for Q4 2022, up 6% year-over-year from Q4 2021. Quarterly service revenue was also up 6%, to $3.43 billion. For the entirety of 2022, Rogers posted...
Minister Seeks Wireless Pricing Assurances Before Rogers-Shaw Approval: Report
Industry, Science and Technology Minister François-Philippe Champagne wants concrete commitments on cellular service affordability from both Rogers and Quebecor before he approves the transfer of Shaw-owned Freedom Mobile's licences to Vidéotron, which will allow Rogers' proposed $26 billion takeover of Shaw to proceed — reports The Globe and Mail. According to the publication's sources, Minister...
Staples to Exclusively Sell Bell Services, Rogers and Telus Dropped
Staples Canada and Bell announced a multi-year exclusive agreement on Tuesday, to sell Bell, Virgin Plus and Lucky Mobile wireless and wireline services at Staples stores across Canada for both consumers and small businesses. Both companies will also partner to sell Bell services to medium businesses through the Staples Professional sales team. Beginning in late […]