
In order to take advantage of the $75 offer, you will need to sign a three-year service agreement that includes one of the Windows Mobile unlimited email plans (which start at $15 a month). This is no different than the fine print found on the $225 asking price previously, so I guess Fido’s initial foray into Windows Mobile isn’t quite going as well as they had planned. That, or they’re getting new smartphone soon.
The Motorola Q9h got a price cut as well, but it’s not as substantial. The Q9h started at $275. Soon after, it got slashed to $200. Now, you can get it for $150. Strangely, neither the $150 price for the Q9h nor the $75 price for the JACK are on the Fido official website. I wonder if it’s a BC-only promotion.




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