Canadian carriers still believe in subsidies; for a limited time only you can grab the BlackBerry KEY2 for free with a signed 2-year contract

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By Alan Friedman

Published: Aug 17, 2018, 2:31 PM

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Canadian carriers offering BlackBerry KEY2 for free with two-year contract

While the four major U.S. carriers no longer offer phone subsidies in exchange for a signed two-year contract, across the border where Johnny Manziel still plays quarterback, Canadian carriers still embrace the practice. And thanks to the Back to School season, a trio of major wireless providers in the country will sell you the BlackBerry KEY2 for $0 with a signed pact. Similar deals are also available for the BlackBerry KEYone and BlackBerry Motion, depending on the operator.

The deals from each of these three major Canadian carriers include:

BELL

BlackBerry KEY2-$0 with two-year pact ($100 off).

BlackBerry Motion- $0 with two-year pact.

ROGERS

BlackBerry KEY2-$0 with two-year Premium Tab pact ($100 off).

BlackBerry KEYone-$0 with two-year pact.

TELUS

BlackBerry KEY2-$0 with two-year pact ($100 off).
BlackBerry KEYone-$0 with two-year pact.

BlackBerry Motion-$0 with two-year pact.

If you live in Canada and have been pining for one of these three BlackBerry handsets, you can direct your browser to the appropriate sourcelink below.

source: Bell, Rogers, Telus, via CrackBerry

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