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lavisking

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Jan 21, 2010
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When the iPhone 3g was released the iPhone 2g price was slashed in half...I was kind of expecting this to happen to the 3g now but by the sound of it if I went into the apple store tomorrow morning I wouldn't be able to purchase one at all...Anybody reckon there will be a price cut or is that just the end of them?


Sorry if this has already been mentioned.
 

troop231

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Jan 20, 2010
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They will be given to military soldiers. No, idk but really this option would be great and nice :)
 

Marty Macfly

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Jun 5, 2010
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They'll be kept in storage, waiting for people with 3G models to craftily have them "die" in the hope that they'd get a free iPhone 4.

Parts and replacements, mainly, is what I'm saying.
 

cowsrus

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Mar 17, 2008
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there really isn't a reason to keep it around now that the 3gs has taken over the 8gb model at $99
 

WeegieMac

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Jan 29, 2008
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Glasgow, UK
I'd imagine they'll simply add them to the warranty replacement stockpile and distribute them to Apple stores accordingly.

I got my 3G replaced a fortnight ago because of a crack near the headphone socket, and it was a brand new iPhone, recognised through the serial number (beginning 88 and not 5K like other refurbs) as well as iTunes saying, "Welcome to your new iPhone" when I synced it for the first time, which my previous refurb did not.
 
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