Yep, they were the only one left who allowed less than 24 months
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-57...evice-upgrade-wait-time-from-20-to-24-months/
So they need to drop the monthly Data, Minute, and Text plan price after you meet your 24 month agreement and choose not to upgrade?
I just think it stinks that they do this and leave us hanging on our monthly bills after 24 months, but VZ and Sprint do the same, so they are joining in the club.
Wonder if anyone has considered sales of all devices will slide a bit since many of us upgraded sooner before, but now that everyone has to wait 24 months for a discount, it will surely hit the MFG's bottom lines for Mobile device makers. Then there will be those who will continue to pay full price just to get the newer device, for me, I will now wait 24 months to upgrade no biggie, or if they can drop my monthly fee, I might keep my device longer.
T-Mobile may have something if their service gets better, only thing is I would lose my FAN if I switched and then switched back to AT&T if T-Mob was not good
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Not surprised. VZW just did this.
Not a big deal to me. I've never been denied an early upgrade by AT&T, especially because I've been around so long anyways.
No reason for me to jump ship. I like my phone to actually work everywhere I go.
They are allowing all other devices to upgrade early Except the iPhone 5 according to 3 calls I had into Customer Service. The iPhone is the only phone that must wait 24 months before you can upgrade. This is what I was told not saying it is going to be fact moving forward, but it makes sense.