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lewismayell

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Mar 24, 2013
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I'm talking about freshly released iPhones, I've never bought one within a month or so offing released, but this year my contract will run out just before and I'll wait a bit, I just want to get an idea of how much I'll need to save, I'm 17 so I don't have money "on-tap" my parents help with my phone at the moment, I'm probably looking around £35-40ish per month I suppose, mostly I'm just interested in how much the outright costs will be.

To buy a 5s now with 4g would cost me £42 per month and £99 outright, is this about the same generally for newly released phones, I know no one knows for sure yet, but for a rough idea. Thanks (sorry for the long question) ((I'm from England, price-wise))
 
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thegrants82

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Jun 15, 2013
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I'm talking about freshly released iPhones, I've never bought one within a month or so offing released, but this year my contract will run out just before and I'll wait a bit, I just want to get an idea of how much I'll need to save, I'm 17 so I don't have money "on-tap" my parents help with my phone at the moment, I'm probably looking around £35-40ish per month I suppose, mostly I'm just interested in how much the outright costs will be.

To buy a 5s now with 4g would cost me £42 per month and £99 outright, is this about the same generally for newly released phones, I know no one knows for sure yet, but for a rough idea. Thanks (sorry for the long question) ((I'm from England, price-wise))

bout 800.
 

ABC5S

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I did, but are mean like within the first month of being released? Are they same price throughout their life or do they get cheaper?

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Haha, thank Christ

Day one it cost the same as day 30/60/90 unless a store like Walmart has a sales promotion, and drops it a little bit. From Apple Store or online its the same until a new release.
 

lewismayell

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Mar 24, 2013
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Day one it cost the same as day 30/60/90 unless a store like Walmart has a sales promotion, and drops it a little bit. From Apple Store or online its the same until a new release.

That's fine then, so it should cost me about the same as what I'm seeing, ok.

Thank you
 

869639

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unlike other brands, iPhone prices tend to remain the same throughout the year until next model is launched.
 

Mrbobb

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Aug 27, 2012
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That sounds about right for ANY newly released iPhone with contract (we say SUBSIDIZED in America).

Don't use the word outright. Outright in America means you want a no-contract phone. Rather you want to say, in American, up-front cost.
 

wordoflife

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Don't use the word outright. Outright in America means you want a no-contract phone. Rather you want to say, in American, up-front cost.

Who is to say thats the correct way of saying it? :rolleyes: Plus, OP is from UK so whats your point?
 
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