[Comp] Costco Wireless - Samsung Galaxy S III - $49.99 with $125 Cash Card (3 yr term)

[anon_s]

Yes, with a 3 year term. So it's only for those interested in the S III with a 3 year term.









Limited time offer. Subject to change without notice. See in-store for details. Some conditions apply. LTE is not available in all areas. Offer applicable on new eligible three-year voice and data activations. HTC, the HTC logo, and HTC One are trademarks of HTC Corporation. "LG", the "LG logo" and "LG Optimus" are the property of LG Corp and its affiliates. © 2012 Samsung Electronics Canada, Inc. Samsung, Samsung Galaxy S III is a trademark of Samsung Electronics Canada, Inc. and/or its related entities used with permission. Screen images simulated. Google, Google Search, Android, Android Market, Gmail, Google Talk, Google Maps, and YouTube are trademarks of Google, Inc. ©2012 Swype, Inc. Swype and the Swype logo are trademarks of Swype, Inc. Other company and product names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective owners. ™Rogers and Mobius Design are trademarks of Rogers communications, Inc. Used under license. © 2012 Rogers Wireless. ™Fido & design are trademarks of Fido Solutions Inc. © 2012 Fido Solutions Inc. The VIRGIN trademark and family of associated marks are owned by Virgin Enterprises Limited and used under license. Customers who are active Costco members are eligible for a 100 anytime minute bonus for activating on an eligible Rogers Voice and Data plan. Available to new or existing customers, Consumer or Business Regular. Offer is eligible on all Voice and Data plans starting at $45MSF/100MB on any term, including month to month, one year, two year, and three year. Bonus minutes will apply for term of agreement. Each Family Plan line on an eligible plan receive the bonus 100 anytime minutes..

Prices, specifications, availability and terms of offers subject to change without notice. Ratings are subject to change without notice.

[Jimboski]

I swear Costco Is the best place to sign up on contracts.. They give the best bonuses.

[antonywoo]

New customer only or existing customer renewing the 3 year contract is also okay?

[Jimboski]

New customer only or existing customer renewing the 3 year contract is also okay?

I think new activation's.

[red_red]

I think new activation's.

has anyone ever successful signed at Costco as new activation .. and having the activation fee waived ?

[hallieliu]

I swear Costco Is the best place to sign up on contracts.. They give the best bonuses.

Will go and have a look tomorrow

[kyli]

What is the plan for $45?

[tnguyenviet]

says in fine print.. Available to new or existing customers, Consumer or Business Regular.

[hilroy97]

has anyone ever successful signed at Costco as new activation .. and having the activation fee waived ?

About 1.5 years ago. Activated 2 Galaxy S on Bell. No activation fee. Also, $50 insurance which, if not used, you get back as $50 costco card after 3 years is up.


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[elainhelen]

Does Rogers still have that 6G Data plan?

[karrots189]

Is this for the big three or what? Any monthly minimums required at all...?
Edit: pictures were not showing up in mobile mode, didn't see the telecom pictured above.

[shengli2009fall]

since 6g data addon has come back on virgin...
i guess so does rogers .

[pcbc168]

We signed up 2 weeks ago ($139.99 with $75 costco GC) with Bell for the $50 plan. The guy waived the $35 activation fee. The guy also told us price guarantee for 3 months from costco. Last week it was on sale for $99, still with $75 GC, so we got the $40 back. if tomorrow's price is $49 +$125 GC, I am not sure if they will give me the money difference again for the 2nd time, going to try anyway. Why not?

Thanks OP.

[fartherthanfar]

How would this work if I already used my phone upgrade this year? Would I still get this? When would I next be able to get another phone upgrade?

[alanbrenton]

Offer is eligible on all Voice and Data plans starting at $45MSF/100MB on any term, including month to month, one year, two year, and three year.

What is the cheapest plan with 6GB data?