Rogers have thrown another salvo again at Wind Mobile and Mobilicity. Just in time for back to school. This time round, they aimed at the all time crucial element of price, and they seem to know that by slashing it and keeping it low for a month or so will do the trick, and keep customers happy. While Wind Mobile and Mobilicity have been winning over customers by offering aggressively low unlimited plans, but the newly launched Chatr by Rogers came out boldly and indeed did what it is mandated to do: Kill the competition and clear the way for Rogers to continue enslaving, pardon the typo… we mean “saving” Canadians from high prices. It did this by cutting all handset prices to some customer friendly levels. Until September 30th, here is what Chatr will be asking you to pay for their devices:
Nokia 1661, “The Essential”is now $50(initially $60)
Nokia 2680, the “Slider” is now $80(initially $95)
Samsung Gravity, “The QWERTY” is now $110(initially $130)
LG GB125R, “The flip” is now $50(initially $75)
Perhaps Chatr is countering the recent reductions also made by Public Mobile and Wind Mobile? Or it could simply be a promotion for the back to school session. All the same, Chatr indicated that it was just a Handset sale to mark the end of summer.
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its foolish to still think that savings are in the phone themselves after ,,,about 80? years of modern home service from bell canada