Just wanted to write this up so everyone clearly understands the new Apple/AT&T iPhone 3G "No Commitment" criteria.
THIS DOES NOT MEAN YOU CAN BUY AN IPHONE 3G FOR $599 OR $699 AND SIGN UP FOR A GO PHONE ACCOUNT (Or use an existing one, though we know this works). AT&T is STILL not providing official iPhone 3G compatibility for AT&T GO PHONE customers. So you won't be able to buy one, then sign up for a GO PHONE plan + unlimited 3G data.
This ONLY MEANS, you can setup a plan and cancel with no penalties. As speculated many times before, this is nothing more than Apple dumping their surplus of 3G's before the new iPhone comes out.
This sucks for people who have bad credit but make $$$, I'm one of them. I make a lot of money but am going through a bankruptcy. I am not paying AT&T's ridiculous deposit requirement to use my iPhone "Officially". I know, I know, "Why would you want to anyway?" Well, for one, using a 2G GO PHONE SIM in the 3G has rendered mixed results for me. I can stand in the same location and one minute hit the Internet, then the next I can't. I have tried replacing SIM cards, restores, etc. From what I hear, this isn't uncommon, at least on 2.2.
Anyway, O2 does it, why not now A** T*t and Tw*t? Losers.
Anyway, don't buy an unsubsidized 3G thinking it will be officially compatible and supported as a GO PHONE.
THIS DOES NOT MEAN YOU CAN BUY AN IPHONE 3G FOR $599 OR $699 AND SIGN UP FOR A GO PHONE ACCOUNT (Or use an existing one, though we know this works). AT&T is STILL not providing official iPhone 3G compatibility for AT&T GO PHONE customers. So you won't be able to buy one, then sign up for a GO PHONE plan + unlimited 3G data.
This ONLY MEANS, you can setup a plan and cancel with no penalties. As speculated many times before, this is nothing more than Apple dumping their surplus of 3G's before the new iPhone comes out.
This sucks for people who have bad credit but make $$$, I'm one of them. I make a lot of money but am going through a bankruptcy. I am not paying AT&T's ridiculous deposit requirement to use my iPhone "Officially". I know, I know, "Why would you want to anyway?" Well, for one, using a 2G GO PHONE SIM in the 3G has rendered mixed results for me. I can stand in the same location and one minute hit the Internet, then the next I can't. I have tried replacing SIM cards, restores, etc. From what I hear, this isn't uncommon, at least on 2.2.
Anyway, O2 does it, why not now A** T*t and Tw*t? Losers.
Anyway, don't buy an unsubsidized 3G thinking it will be officially compatible and supported as a GO PHONE.