With the Christmas holidays now a distant memory (sigh), most of us are tightening our wallets as 2021 really begins.
Because of this, it may be good to know that Coles has a wallet-friendly iPhone on sale starting today in case your trusty phone dropped it after the stress of 2020.
The grocery store will sell refurbished Boost Mobile used iPhone 8s for $ 359, including a $ 10 prepaid SIM card.
All iPhones have been checked by Boost Mobile to ensure that they are genuine Apple products and that the previous data has been erased.
They also come with a 12 month warranty and a 30 day satisfaction guarantee as well as the special introductory price.
Jonathan Torr, Coles’ non-food general manager, said the supermarket had decided to launch another iPhone deal for shoppers following « very strong demand » from the last sale.
« We were delighted with the response from our customers when we first offered refurbished smartphones through Boost Mobile in late 2020, » said Torr in a statement.
« There is clearly a very strong demand for low-cost, high-quality, refurbished smartphones, and we are pleased that after our first test this represents a truly national opportunity for our customers as we continue to offer our customers more value. » sustainable way. »
Peter Adderton, founder of Boost Mobile, said the response to the initial sale of the Cole’s iPhone has been « phenomenal ».
« We can now improve it with a newer model of iPhone that is available nationwide and is the perfect timing for kids going back to school, » he said.
« We want all Australians to stay connected without unnecessarily high costs and we are excited to once again bring a versatile, high-quality and incredibly affordable offering with the remanufactured iPhone 8 as Australians are looking more than ever for affordable options. »
The iPhones are expected to be popular. Customers should get in early so they don’t miss the special price.
« We know that refurbished iPhones sell out very quickly, so customers have to get in early to avoid disappointment. There are no rain tests, » said Torr.
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