Ruined iPhone up to 40,430 signatures

Published by Krystal on Sunday 6th July 2008, 13:56 | Filed under: Canada, iPhone

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First mentioned in Podcast 11, Ruined iPhone, the Canadian protest site against Roger’s iPhone price plans, and other unfair phone pricing has reached 40,430 signatures.

That’s great! Canadians keep it going please! You have until July 11 to sign it, when they’ll present it to Rogers.

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