According to CBCNews.ca’s iPhone iNdex, which compares basic service plans from the 27 carriers in 21 countries that have announced pricing for the device’s launch on Friday, Canadians who buy the device before Aug. 31 will be faced with a total minimum cost of $2,176 US over the course of the three-year deal they must sign with Rogers. That is second only to the $2,554 US customers of Vodafone will pay in Italy with their two-year service agreement.
IPhone scam Friday, July 11, 2008
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11 Jul 2008 at 08:33 pm | #
People are just figuring out now that phone contracts end up costing a lot over time? Anyway with the way people complain about ipod long term battery reliability having a 3 year contract is like an extended warranty.
12 Jul 2008 at 06:24 am | #
When I was in the US, it seemed that everyone I spoke to was using Tracphone. (http://www.tracphone.com)