Now I have more everything with 4GB and pay $110 before taxes. I typically use between 1-2 GB a month and maybe a couple months a year use 3-4 if we are on a road trip.
I have read up a ton on this subject but I still don't think I truly understand the value of the EDGE program.
My contract is up 9/18/14 but I plan on pre-ordering the 6 tonight and tomorrow changing my plan to that single line plan for $60 a month for 2GB.
I will also have the $200 gift card to apply to my device cost from trading in my old iPhone4.
The rep I chatted with earlier basically said I could apply the $200 to my device retail cost so I could "edge out" earlier as I would reach 60% faster although the monthly device costs wouldn't change.
If I would like the option to upgrade to a different phone in 12-14 months should I go EDGE or just get the 2 year contract single line plan and pay the subsidized price of the 6 Plus 128GB at $499.99 (or so she told me)? The ETF goes down $10 each month so would be around $200 I think after a year which may be cheaper then the balance of the retail cost of the iPhone 6.
Seems like you need a math degree to make sure you are not getting taken advantage of here but I figure someone on this forum has been in this situation or has an expert opinion.
I have read up a ton on this subject but I still don't think I truly understand the value of the EDGE program.
My contract is up 9/18/14 but I plan on pre-ordering the 6 tonight and tomorrow changing my plan to that single line plan for $60 a month for 2GB.
I will also have the $200 gift card to apply to my device cost from trading in my old iPhone4.
The rep I chatted with earlier basically said I could apply the $200 to my device retail cost so I could "edge out" earlier as I would reach 60% faster although the monthly device costs wouldn't change.
If I would like the option to upgrade to a different phone in 12-14 months should I go EDGE or just get the 2 year contract single line plan and pay the subsidized price of the 6 Plus 128GB at $499.99 (or so she told me)? The ETF goes down $10 each month so would be around $200 I think after a year which may be cheaper then the balance of the retail cost of the iPhone 6.
Seems like you need a math degree to make sure you are not getting taken advantage of here but I figure someone on this forum has been in this situation or has an expert opinion.