Thursday
Feb132014
[Winner Announced] Contest: Win a Rogers (or Fido) Nokia Lumia 625
Thursday, February 13, 2014 at 2:04PM 
UPDATED:
106 comments later, and after some hard deliberations, we have a winner! Jackie Winters! Thank you so much for entering we will be in touch to let you now how to claim your prize!
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The entry-level Nokia Lumia 625 is not a 'new' device in the sense of being sold in Canada, as it was launched on TELUS exclusively five months ago. The news on this device, and what brings it back to top of mind, is that Rogers and Fido officially announced that the aforementioned exclusivity is over and they both plan on selling it in their line-ups. Pricing is set at $0 on a 2-year term with both carriers respectively.
Like it? Of course you do. Think it could be a worthy successor to your on-its-last-breath current device? You bet your lucky eyes. Well, courtesy of Nokia Canada, we have one brand spankin' new Nokia Lumia 625 for Rogers (or Fido) to giveaway to one lucky reader. Curious?
Read on to find out how you can win!
1. Send out a tweet saying:
"I want to win a Nokia #Lumia625 from @creviewer"
2. Follow @creviewer on Twitter
3. Like CanadianReviewer on Facebook.
4. Leave a comment on this post telling us, creatively, why you think you should win!
Contest is open to residents of Canada only, sadly, and runs until next Friday February 21st. We will update this post announcing the winner then!
Good luck to all who enter!
Reader Comments (106)
I find that Nokia has quality phones. I've owned quite a few. Good brand. I need a phone that can handle all my social networking lol I like the expandable memory too - plus if I win then my mom can have my old phone :)
I'd like to win because it would be a nice upgrade over my old and dying Telus smartphone that is easily a few years old. To replace it with a brand new phone that is high quality would be amazing.
My dad's phone is a dinosaur! I would love to win a nice replacement for it!
I should win because I've done everything you ask- and no I won't buy you dinner.
I do not own a cell phone, and my home phone is through my internet, so if I lose power or it goes down, which it does often, I have no phone.