Even though Rogers has yet to confirm the no contract price, Apple has stepped up with some fine print that clearly shows the contract-free price point. According to their website:
“Warranty information available on request. Requires subscription to new 3-year term Rogers Wireless voice and data plan or new 3-year Fido Agreement with Data Option, sold separately to qualified customers; early cancellation fees apply. For non-qualified customers, including existing Rogers or Fido customers who want to upgrade from another phone or replace an iPhone3G, the pricing without a new agreement is $599(8GB), $699(16GB), or $799(32GB). Visit www.rogers.com/iphone or www.fido.ca/myiphone for eligibility information. Service may not be available in all areas or at the signal strength, rates, speeds, or bandwidth as demonstrated. WiFi Internet access required for some features; broadband recommended; fees may apply. Some applications, features, and services not available in all areas. Visit www.rogers.com/fastest or www.fido.ca/coverage to check network coverage in your area. iPhone is configured to work only with wireless service provided by Rogers or Fido.”
Via: BGR
