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Why a 50% discount might not be a good deal
A discount is a comparison with a reference price. Your savings depend on whether that reference means anything.
Independent consumer guides · Canada
Good offers.
Better questions.
Signup bonuses, mobile plans, cashback and sales sound simple until the fine print arrives. We explain what you actually get, what it costs, and what happens after the promotion ends.
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Plans & Bills
Introductory rates, renewals and the price after the first year.
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Signup Bonuses
Eligibility, account fees and the conditions behind welcome offers.
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Cashback & Loyalty
Rewards that look like money, and the restrictions that aren't.
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Promotions
Sale prices, coupons, exclusions and value worth verifying.
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