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Walmart slashes prices on iPhones

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 28 Jun 2014 10:26 User comments (1)

Walmart slashes prices on iPhones

Giant retailer Walmart has slashed prices on the iPhone, bringing the smartphone down to as low as $29 with a two-year contract.
If willing to take a contract, a 16GB iPhone 5s will go for $99, while the plastic 16GB 5c will go for the aforementioned $29.

There is one caveat in that you must go to a Walmart store to take advantage, as it cannot be used online.

Of course, the price cut is ahead of the upcoming iPhone 6 launch on September 19th, which should help the retailer clear out inventory.

The iPhone 6 is expected to have a larger 4.7-inch display, higher resolution and a rounder design.

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130.6.2014 17:25

It all sounded good until they said 'contract'. I knew there would be a catch. I will NEVER buy into contracts.

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