Report back if you purchased with no commit price from Apple. When ordering from Apple online there's a note 2-yr commitment required. I thought full price does not required 2-yr sign up.
I paid the full 699+tax price for my 32GB black, which I got at the Salt Lake City Apple Store at the Gateway.
Did it extend your contract?
I got my 16 gb iPhone4 at the $599.00 non-commitment price at the Houston Apple Store in Willobrook Mall
Doubt he or she did. If they did, the price would have been 199 or 299.
MBHockey said:Doubt he or she did. If they did, the price would have been 199 or 299.
Nope, you're wrong. "early upgrade" prices of 399/499 also extend the contract by two years, and even the no-commit price has the "requires a 2 year contract" footnote attached to it.
Did it extend your contract?
I got 4 at full price, no questions asked, no ATT account confirmation, no email reservation proof, no nada...
@Michigan Ave. Store Chicago
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If I'm wrong and you're right, then why did you ask the question in the first place?
I purchased a 16GB iphone 4 thru AT&T for the full $599 price and my contract didnt get extended.
Still ready for a full subsidy in February 2011.
No, it did not. This was explained to me by my Apple representative in the store - the "no commitment" price does not extend your contract. When they are entering your data, if they slide the "full price?" slider to "yes," it brings them into a whole separate system. I know, because he forgot to slide it the first tine, and almost signed me up for the 499 price with a 2-year commitment.
My commitment expires in February from my 3GS upgrade last year.
I got 4 at full price, no questions asked, no ATT account confirmation, no email reservation proof, no nada...
@Michigan Ave. Store Chicago
Guess MBHockey person was WRONG!
Because you weren't even approaching answering the right question. The question was about the paradoxical choice of terms advertised on Apple's site saying the "no commitment" price "requires a 2 year contract with AT&T". I wanted to see if people who had actually purchased the phone at the no-committment price had their contracts extended or not since that would clear up the confusion.
Thanks for clearing it up.
Wrong about what? Do you know how to read?
Shhh, here fishy fishy fishy