Eastlink, the privately-owned carrier located in East Coast Canada, has once again dropped the pricing of all its handsets to $0, including the recently released Galaxy S7 and even the iPhone 6S.
The company is offering a “March Madness” sale and customers interested in hopping on to its EasyTab plus option can walk in and walk out without dropping a cent, but will be paying for their chosen device over a couple of years. The “EasyTab plus” is Eastlink’s Tab system that first launched in 2013. Eastlink charges customers a base price, plus a specific dollar amount per month for 24 consecutive months until the phone is fully paid off.
For example, if a customer decides to get a $50/month plan for the Galaxy S7, they will pay back the cost of the phone in equal increments over 24 months. The $912 smartphone will be $33 per month. Once the phone balance is unloaded, the customer is thereafter required to pay for just the monthly plan.
Eastlink also has the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, BlackBerry Priv, Samsung Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 edge, and Samsung Galaxy S7 edge, and other devices available for $0 with its EasyTab plus option.
[source] Eastlink [/source]
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