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Friday, 4 October 2013

Walmart Drops Price of Apple iPhone 5c to $45 With 2-Year Contract

Posted on 15:33 by Unknown
Walmart originally had priced the Apple iPhone 5c at $79 with a service contract. Now Walmart has dropped the price of the Apple iPhone 5c (16GB) to $45 with a two-year contract.

Best Buy is selling Apple's iPhone 5cfor $50 with a two-year contract.Besides beating Best Buy's price by $5, Walmart has another advantage: pricing is good at least through the end of the holiday season, while Best Buy's pricing is only good through Oct. 7, 2013. 

RadioShack will discount the phone to $50, a price that will be good through Nov. 2, 2013.


"This is what we do: low prices is what we do," said Sarah Spencer McKinney, Walmart director of corporate communications. "As a price leader, we are always looking for ways to surprise our customers with low prices and disrupt the competition.


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