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JSmoove05

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Iam an exisiting iphone 3gs customer since oct of 09. When the new iphone comes out will I be able to upgrade or no?? Also what is gonna be the cost of doing something like this. Sorry if this question has been answered.
 
Iam an exisiting iphone 3gs customer since oct of 09. When the new iphone comes out will I be able to upgrade or no?? Also what is gonna be the cost of doing something like this. Sorry if this question has been answered.

When did you get the 3GS and how much is your monthly bill? $100+?

Check your online AT&T account to see if your eligible. But I can tell you if your bill isn't over $100 you're most likely not eligible.
 
No you will not be eligible.

You have two options. Pay the $399 (don't know exact pricing as of now) upgrade for the iPhone 4G or cancel your contract which will cost approx $140-145, and purchase a new iPhone 4G under a new two year contract for (hopefully) $199. You will lose your existing phone number with option two.
 
No you will not be eligible.

You have two options. Pay the $399 (don't know exact pricing as of now) upgrade for the iPhone 4G or cancel your contract which will cost approx $140-145, and purchase a new iPhone 4G under a new two year contract for (hopefully) $199. You will lose your existing phone number with option two.

If you cancel your contract you'll have to wait 90 days as well. They don't allow you to cancel your contract and sign up again immediately after.
 
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Call AT&T, they can answer this.
 
The 16gb model will be $599 for you. Following how things worked during past iphone releases.

No. It would be $399 for the mid range, $499 for the high end. This is, of course, if prices are the same. It would be on the 'early upgrade'. If his bill for that line is over $100 a month, he would probably pay $199 mid, $299 high end.

The price you are quoting is the no-contract price, which in the past was not available in the first few months of a new model.
 
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