I just lost my iPhone 4 that I got on launch day last year. It's gone - I'm certain I won't find it. So I'm in a predicament. Should I resign a contract and get the iPhone for the contract price, with no termination fees, or wait until the rumored phone is announced or comes out? If I wait, I guess I would have to get a uni-tasker phone for a couple months. If I get a replacement now, the new iPhone will likely come out after the 30 day grace period. I'm guessing there is no clause that says if a new phone comes out within a couple months you can upgrade free/cheap? TIA.
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lost iPhone - replace now or wait?
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I would just buy a cheap 3G or 3GS and use that until the new iPhone is released.
Agreed, although I would also say get any cheap phone not just an older model iPhone.
Is there a limited number of times you can use the remorse policy? Say I would get a new phone under a new contract now. If the new iPhone isn't released for over 30 days, would I be able to return the first phone for a second one, and then finally return that one for the newly released iPhone?