Shaw’s Freedom Mobile has announced it has started rolling out their new concept stores, with the first at Scarborough Town Centre in Ontario.
The new store will have its grand opening on September 6, 2018, from 3-5PM. The company says the new concept store will let customers “enjoy a totally new and interactive #FreedomMobile shopping experience.”
Below are the first images of the store shared by Freedom Mobile on Twitter:
The store features wooden tables and various product demo areas:
The inside of the concept store is simple and almost resembles an Apple Store with its spacious layout:
Customers will also be able to purchase mobile accessories and also try out speakers and headphones as well:
Freedom Mobile says it opened the concept store first in Ontario given the province’s larger footprint, but also has plans to expand locations to Alberta and BC as well.
Other articles in the category: Shaw
Freedom Mobile Back to School 2022 Plans: $40/20GB and More
Shaw’s Freedom Mobile recently launched their back to school 2022 promo plans, available for those looking to purchase a phone or bring your own phone customers. Two plans are available: $35/10GB $40/20GB Other offers include the following: Add a line for $30/10GB $19/1GB prepaid plan $99/year for prepaid unlimited talk and text Normally, the 20GB...
Rogers-Shaw Merger ‘Should Now Be Approved’: Freedom Sale to Quebecor Signed
Rogers, Shaw and Quebecor announced on Friday they have signed a deal for the sale of Freedom Mobile to the latter, making their initial $2.85 billion agreement from mid-June now official. The deal is subject to regulatory approvals and the closing of the Rogers-Shaw merger. According to all three telcos, the deal "provides the...
Competition Bureau’s Resistance to Freedom Mobile Sale ‘Incomprehensible’, Says Quebecor CEO
Quebecor CEO Pierre Karl Péladeau finds it "incomprehensible" that the Competition Bureau is opposed to the company's proposed acquisition of Freedom Mobile from Rogers and Shaw — reports The Globe and Mail. Back in May, the Bureau petitioned the federal competition tribunal to block Rogers's proposed $26 billion acquisition of Shaw. Canada's competition watchdog argued the...