I HAVE THE ATT 3g iphone info they give to att sales reps!!

[otep1760]

this is cool to actually see, but it doesnt really show us anything that we didnt know before.

 

[brandonzar]

I'm not even gonna read that because I don't want to sit with my neck turned sideways for 10 min.

Just save them to your computer and rotate them.

 

[skunk]

Where do you see that?!

Page 1, in the AT&T Fees bit, small print.

 

[WellRedd]

Open the files in Preview and press Command + L FTW


Thanks BTW Vegan, not that it was particularly interesting seeing as I'm in the UK.

 

[Sherb]

Thanks for the info! And for those complaining about them being vertical, stop your bitching! You didn't have all this info 30 minutes ago, just drag to your computer and rotate. Not hard.

 

[southyde4eva]

Awesome!

Glad I'm reading this on a notebook so I can just turn it sideways to read it. lol

Same thing I did!

Voice Dial is a (premium- as in you have to pay extra) service that AT&T already offers.

The one thing I wanted to know about was Corporate Discounts, but I see that wasn't clarified in this document.

Thanks, Vegan.

 

[BobboZR2]

He was referring to the voice dial as mentioned in the "Terms Applicable to AT&T Nation/Familytalk GSM Plans" on the first scan. This appears to be part of the plans if applicable to a phone that supports it. Sorry kids, no voice dial.

 

[BobboZR2]

Thanks for the info! And for those complaining about them being vertical, stop your bitching! You didn't have all this info 30 minutes ago, just drag to your computer and rotate. Not hard.

Yeah, really. In the time it took them to bitch about the vertical orientation of the scans they could have saved the pics and rotated them.

 

[t0mat0]

1 through 5 rotated.

 

[skunk]

He was referring to the voice dial as mentioned in the "Terms Applicable to AT&T Nation/Familytalk GSM Plans" on the first scan. This appears to be part of the plans if applicable to a phone that supports it. Sorry kids, no voice dial.

Oh, OK. I thought this was specifically an iPhone thing. Oh well.

 

[t0mat0]

6 through 9.
Cheers OP. Not that hard to rotate folks
(Lol, just noticed I hadn't done 9. Corrected).

 

[diddy]

Page 1, in the AT&T Fees bit, small print.

He was referring to the voice dial as mentioned in the "Terms Applicable to AT&T Nation/Familytalk GSM Plans" on the first scan. This appears to be part of the plans if applicable to a phone that supports it. Sorry kids, no voice dial.

Yup, looks like their standard Terms copy. But still, nice find, skunk!

I really hope we see a voice dial app on the App Store.

 

[albeli]

Thanks for scanning the packet!

 

[liketom]

my neck hurts

good info BTW

Also i spooted at the bottom of the FAQ's it say's itunes 7.7 will be included in the box ? so we are getting bigger boxes this time round then

 

[t0mat0]

Anyone care to give us some O2 internal documents?

 

[draperm25]

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Hope this helps guys?

 

[3kids]

I really can not read the tiny print. This has been my question all along and hopefully I can pick your brains on what is my best option. I have an iphone and no desire or need to upgrade. It is just the single phone with the 450 plan for $59.99 month. I plan to keep that line but add a second phone, a 3G for a child. All the samples show family plans with 2 new iphones. What are my choices. When I toss numbers around it looks cheaper to have 2 totally different contracts, not a family plan, paying the $5 for 200 txts for the new phone.

 

[shyrock]

botttom of second page:
"There are no equipment or monthly service *discounts* available with the purchase of an iPhone"

so does this mean no corporate/student discounts on the monthly service fees?

I thought discounts were acceptable with 3g!

*edited: important word omitted

 

[BigD58]

cool! thanks for the post.

 

[t0mat0]

I think for most people finding out the small print, and working out the cost of the iPhone 3G for the full lenght of the contract will be very useful. Whilst most of the pricing is known, not all the details are. Only a couple of days wait

 

[southyde4eva]

botttom of second page:
"There are no equipment or monthly service available with the purchase of an iPhone"

so does this mean no corporate/student discounts on the monthly service fees?

I thought discounts were acceptable with 3g!

Good find, shyrock. Looks like no corporate or students discounts will be available, same as the 2G iPhone service.

le sigh....

 

[Kadman]

I really can not read the tiny print. This has been my question all along and hopefully I can pick your brains on what is my best option. I have an iphone and no desire or need to upgrade. It is just the single phone with the 450 plan for $59.99 month. I plan to keep that line but add a second phone, a 3G for a child. All the samples show family plans with 2 new iphones. What are my choices. When I toss numbers around it looks cheaper to have 2 totally different contracts, not a family plan, paying the $5 for 200 txts for the new phone.

Showing the iPhone Family Plans actually just confuses people. Just look at the regular AT&T Family plans. Add $20/month for each 2G iPhone and/or $30 for each 3G iPhone. You are NOT limited to the "special" iPhone plans listed as such.

 

[WPB2]

Guys, would it be bad buisness to send my wife with my 2 year daughter to get 2 iphones, because it says 1 iphone per person in line regardless of age. I could go to work and let my wife and daughter do it all. Cool. What do yall think. Will people get mad at me?

 

[lostfan916]

botttom of second page:
"There are no equipment or monthly service available with the purchase of an iPhone"

so does this mean no corporate/student discounts on the monthly service fees?

I thought discounts were acceptable with 3g!

Now that pisses me off. I can understand why they had no discount for the 2G iPhone, but this is not cool at all. They are treating the iPhone just like any other smart phone, are they not? Oh, but they aren't going to allow discounts.

Oh. Hell. No.

 

[t0mat0]

@WPB2 - So your wife would be getting 2 contracts (via signature)?
Wouldn't you need to be present to sign if you want one of those contracts to be under your name? The baby sure as heck can't