Buying phone from fizz

Actually it is quite clear. When you see a phone that has the price scratch out and another price next to it, that is a "Promo" price which is on condition that you maintain a contract (24 or 36 month, depending on the discount. For the Pixel 6 for example, the price is $800 like you said. If you buy it at the $600 price, you agree to the terms listed below. If you don't want to agree to a 24 month term, then you pay the $800 and phone is yours.

So basically, Fizz is giving you the $200 discount if you agree to maintain a 24 month plan. IF you DON'T activate a plan within 7 days, you will owe them the $200 discount they gave you. If you take or have a plan already, you need to maintain it for 24 months from purchasing the phone otherwise you will need to refund them the proportional amount for the amount of the discount and time. So if for example you cancel the plan in 12 month, you will only have done 1/2 of the required term, so you will owe them 1/2 of the $200 discount they gave you. If you cancel after 6 months, then you would owe them $150. Think of it as a monthly rebate of $200/24 (so about $8.33) over the next 24 months. If you cancel early, you will owe them $8.33 multiplied by the number of months left for the 24 month term. It's not much different than the TAB systems other carriers have, it is just that they do it is a little differently, and not extra penalties for cancelling early, other than the prorated amount of the discount that you don't qualify for.

Paybright payments have nothing to do with Fizz. You are dealing with a separate company for that, and that is just a financing plan for a certain amount. They give Fizz their money up front, and then you pay paybright, just like you'd pay a bank for a loan.

What do you mean by the warranty is not a warranty ? The warranty is the legal manufacturers warranty. There is NO EXTENDED warranty, and there is no claim of any extended warranty. No basic warranty will cover the phone if you drop it. But the phone is a legit retail sold phone which is legal to be sold in Canada and therefore does qualify for the manufacturers warranty. Unlike many "international phones" which you find on various marketplaces, which are NEW, but do not qualify for any warranty since they are not intended to be sold in Canadian Market.

Now if you want extended warranty that also covers accidental damage, then I strongly recommend you get your phone directly from Google, and add a the Google Preferred Care option. It obviously comes at a cost. And as far as I know, the Prefered Care addon can only be purchased for devices purchased directly from Google, within up to 15 days after purchase. Unfortunately, google has decided that you can't add it to a device purchased through a carrier.

Same applies for apple devices and AppleCare, but the difference is I do believe Applecare can be added to devices regardless if you buy them from Apple directly or your carrier. And you have 60 days from purchase to add it.

In terms of promos, I know most people received some perks not long ago (beginning of the month I think), but they are specific to each account. In my account, I see a $100 discount on any phone. You can check your account and see if any perk exists.

Think about it... WHY would Fizz sell you a phone at $200 less than Google, and possibly even give you a $100 perk, saving you $300 if they get no benefit from it. Their mark up, is NOT that high, and surely they won't take such a hit with nothing in return.

If I could get a new Pixel 6, for $500 ($800 retail, minus $200 Fizz discount, and minus $100 Perk), without having to agree to a term, I would jump on it. But nothing is for free :)

Hope it clears things up.