Are people just assuming that you can't pay the full balance on the Apple plan and own the phone? I don't see why you can't if you decide not to upgrade in 12 mos.
With verizon edge I pay $37 dollars a month. Since I have the 15gb plan I get a $25 discount. So I'm paying $12 net for the iPhone 6. If I go with the apple upgrade program do I lose the $25 discount. If so, it's better to stay with verizon.
Original Next was evil, greedy and stupid. With original Next, you were already paying subsidy and you had to pay for the device installment on top of that so you were essentially paying for your device twice. It wasn't until AT&T introduced the Mobile Share Value plans with $15-25 line discount for Next (and BYOD) that Next started to make sense.It's essentially the NEXT program with a little bump for AppleCare.
Of course NEXT was blasted as evil, greedy and stupid and any customer who used it was getting duped because AT&T introduced it. But since this upgrade program is from Apple it'll be considered groundbreaking and forward thinking.
You can; as far as your carrier is concerned you're just bringing in a device.So basically if I'm under contract from buying the 6+ when it came out I'm not eligible for this apple upgrade program until my contract runs out?
Is that allowed? "Requires activation with a national carrier - AT&T, Sprint, Verizon, T-Mobile". Taken literally, you can't use one of their prepaid brands like MetroPCS or Cricket or an MVNO like Straight Talk.I see a lot of people going prepaid.
If you have only paid 12 months, you surely do not get to keep it. That is the "upgrade" program. They get the phone back and you get a NEW phone. The open question is - can you pay it off and keep it.
For me, I'd rather pay in full whatever the amount comes to as I'd rather not tack on another monthly payment to my bills. Does anyone know if I can pay the full amount of the entire 12 months up front? It seems like a good deal to get apple care and a new phone every year since I do upgrade every year.
It looks like it's with Citizens bank. I am not sure i am going to want a credit check on a device payment plan when i could do the same through the carrier.
Is that allowed? "Requires activation with a national carrier - AT&T, Sprint, Verizon, T-Mobile". Taken literally, you can't use one of their prepaid brands like MetroPCS or Cricket or an MVNO like Straight Talk.
Does this mean I go to Tmobile, buy iPhone and then go to Apple and buy this plan? If so, what type of plan do you buy from carrier? I'm confused
Looks like applecare + has increased to 129 on their site and no longer the 99 dollar price.
For me, I'd rather pay in full whatever the amount comes to as I'd rather not tack on another monthly payment to my bills. Does anyone know if I can pay the full amount of the entire 12 months up front? It seems like a good deal to get apple care and a new phone every year since I do upgrade every year.
I don't see how this is a great deal, you basically pay for the entire phone, to 'rent' it? If you got to keep the phone at then end of the year it would be ok.
I don't see how this is a great deal, you basically pay for the entire phone, to 'rent' it? If you got to keep the phone at then end of the year it would be ok.