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Obscurelight

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anyways this is what went down.

Before the launch of the 4S my early upgrade option was going to cost me $450 to buy the new 4S. I got my iPhone 4 on launch day and at the time my ETF is supposedly $165 which is the smartphone formula of $325-$10*months. 16 months since launch so 325-160=165.

Anyways instead of paying for the early upgrade I just ended up porting my number over to Verizon. I just got my final bill from AT&T today and I was only charged $90 for ETF 😱
 
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You only pay $165 minus $5 for each month you stay in good standing on your contract. So 165 minus 15 months at $5 each equals $90
 
The more important question is why you are concerned about it instead of taking the money and running?

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For the poster above me, the math works like this:

ETF with new/upgraded contract on the iPhone 4 was $325. It has been 16 month since the launch, so subtract $10 each month, or $160, so the OPs ETF at the present time should have been $165. The OP was poorly worded.
 
This maybe a glitch because that was the ETF for one of my lines also. My friend and I switched to AT&T, got the 4 on launch day (we're on a family plan together though) and his ETF is $90 while mine is $165. He isn't the primary account either. I was going to ask AT&T about it so my ETF can be $90 also but I didn't want them to catch the glitch and readjust his.
 
anyways this is what went down. Before the launch of the 4S my early upgrade option was going to cost me $450 to buy the new 4S. I got my iPhone 4 on launch day and at the time my ETF is supposedly $165. Anyways instead of paying for the early upgrade I just ended up porting my number over to Verizon. I just got my final bill from AT&T today and I was only charged $90 for ETF 😱

You should call them up and complain and demand to be charged the $165😀
 
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