1 new family plan...2 $199 iphones?

[kinkster]

Hey is it possible to get two iPhones at the subsidized price when signing up for a new ATT family plan? Also, I mean the normal family plan, not the iphone one.

At att.com you can only order one online, and as far as I know thats the only pay to get a new iphone with a normal family plan.

 

[alphaod]

Yeah you can get up to 5 phones and 5 replacements (one for each phone) at the subsidized price.

 

[Surely]

I don't see why not..... if you're getting two separate lines in the family plan, you can get an iPhone for each one.

 

[TheMBC]

You have to get the iPhone family plan...

 

[alphaod]

You have to get the iPhone family plan...

Well you can also get 2 individual plans too as 2 separate lines on the same account.

 

[dave006]

Hey is it possible to get two iPhones at the subsidized price when signing up for a new ATT family plan? Also, I mean the normal family plan, not the iphone one.

At att.com you can only order one online, and as far as I know thats the only pay to get a new iphone with a normal family plan.

AT&T limits the number of iPhones purchased online to 1 per service address. They state that it is to protect you.

If you want, you can purchase 2 iPhone 3Gs' on a FamilyTalk plan in a AT&T Corporate retail store, Apple, BestBuy and now WalMart.

Dave

 

[kinkster]

AT&T limits the number of iPhones purchased online to 1 per service address. They state that it is to protect you.

If you want, you can purchase 2 iPhone 3Gs' on a FamilyTalk plan in a AT&T Corporate retail store, Apple, BestBuy and now WalMart.

Dave

Really? Sweet. I thought online was the only way, and otherwise they'd just try to push you into the iPhone-specific family plan.

But, if I got it at an Apple store would apple really be able to set up a normal family plan? I plan on having two iPhones and then one other nokia or something, and apple obviously doesn't have any nokias on hand.

Owell, I can always go by an ATT store or wallmart and see if they'll do it or not.

 

[dave006]

There is not really an iPhone specific family plan. They publish iPhone 3G FamilyTalk plans but they are really just the normal FamilyTalk plans that have the $30 iPhone data plan in the pricing.

As you mentioned, Apple does not sell anything but iPhones so you can only setup a FamilyTalk plan at Apple with all iPhones, in your case just 2 iPhones. Then you can go anywhere else and add the Nokia to the group as an add-a-line.

Dave

 

[kinkster]

Iv heard that though the iphone family plan isn't any different, they do treat it seperately. I remember hearing some att rep wouldn't let someone add a different phone.

Owell, I'll just go to att/wallmart/best buy and I guess there won't be any problems