I don't really understand, so did the CRTC ban 3 year contracts for good?

I can only afford an iphone with a 3 year contract, because it cost less for the phone itself and with the 2 year contract I have to pay over 75 dollars a month for a MAX plan in order to pay off the phone which I think is ridiculous. I want to know if I can still get a 3 year contract with my carrier.

There must be a reason that you consider this a News or Event issue. I agree with you that it sounds ridiculous. The only one who can answer your question is your carrier, whose the one offering you their plans. Contact them and ask them if you can get a 3 year contract. If you can't, seek another carrier.

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