
For those looking to activate their iPhones (or any other phone), TELUS is offering a $100 credit to new subscribers until October 1st. Currently, the activation credit ongoing as part of an iPhone promotion:
Alternately, if you’re looking to purchase the new iPhone and hand down your previously used device to a friend or a relative, for a limited time, TELUS is offering a $50 credit for new activations on unlocked phones or previously enjoyed SIM-card capable TELUS devices, on any TELUS promotional plan with no term commitment.
TELUS confirmed with us these credits apply to any new unlocked device activation, not necessarily the iPhone. You just need to bring in any unlocked device to activate on TELUS.
Expect Rogers and Bell to match this offer onces it goes live. Anyone going to jump on this?
Update: the $100 credit is UNTIL October 1st. Also, Rogers has a similar program that offers $120 off the first year.
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