If you buy from Sam's, you would stay with at&t. If you want to.
So they'd work out my new two year contract with att I'm assuming? Thanks
If you buy from Sam's, you would stay with at&t. If you want to.
Nobody wants that huge thing...
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I have the plus. It is great. I use it like an iPad. No problem fitting in front pants pocket.Nobody wants that huge thing...
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Then why is there still a 3-4 week wait on the Plus and only 7-10 day wait on the 6?
Then why is there still a 3-4 week wait on the Plus and only 7-10 day wait on the 6?
I have the plus. It is great. I use it like an iPad. No problem fitting in front pants pocket.
Can't wait for Costco to follow their lead. I wonder if they are going to have enough inventory though. The Apple Stores still are out of stock.
Essentially true.I think you mean "... lowers downpayment on over priced contracts.."
Sure, save a couple hundred, that's great but the upfront price is really nothing compared to what it costs to pay off a two-year phone contract. Carriers have done a great job of convincing people that the $99 is the "price" of the phone when in fact you're paying a LOT more.
Sure, save a couple hundred, that's great — but the upfront price is really nothing compared to what it costs to pay off a two-year phone contract. Carriers have done a great job of convincing people that the $99 is the "price" of the phone when in fact you're paying a LOT more.
The only accurate way to compare prices is to see what different vendors charge for the same phone without a contract. But such sightings are rare for overpriced phones, because if purchasers were to see what they're really paying, then they might not be so eager to upgrade every year or two.
Steve Jobs was quite right to fear Android devices; they are the anathema to Apple's walled garden of planned obsolescence.