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bucsfan2425

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Aug 23, 2014
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This is what i'm planning on doing tonight. anyone else?

I was just curious, first off i'll be cross upgrading, and apple and at&t already said all i have to do is use the number thats upgrade eligible and then just call att&t when i get the phone.

My question was: When i go to checkout, the only thing i'm gonna have to pay for initially is the sales tax, right? I think it comes out to like $50 or something like that for the iPhone 6+.

Can anyone correct if i'm wrong, or if there's other steps i have to do?
 
Anyone know if theres any other charges besides just the tax?

i have an upgrade ready so i think thats all it should cost right?
 
Dude... 3 threads already today.. take a deep breath. ;)


With NEXT you only pay tax when you pre-order.





:apple:
 
because i still have the 4s and have been waiting to upgrade for 3 years! lol plus its cheaper than using the 2 year contract at&t has, and can upgrade in 12 or 18 months.
 
This is what i'm planning on doing tonight. anyone else?

I was just curious, first off i'll be cross upgrading, and apple and at&t already said all i have to do is use the number thats upgrade eligible and then just call att&t when i get the phone.

My question was: When i go to checkout, the only thing i'm gonna have to pay for initially is the sales tax, right? I think it comes out to like $50 or something like that for the iPhone 6+.

Can anyone correct if i'm wrong, or if there's other steps i have to do?

As long as you don't live in New York you can.
 
Dude... 3 threads already today.. take a deep breath. ;)


With NEXT you only pay tax when you pre-order.





:apple:

haha you got me man. it's been 3 years since i've upgraded so i just wanna make sure i got it all down haha sorry
 
A price drop in a couple months--that's funny. No, that isn't the way of things.
 
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