Third parties no longer offer it, but AT&T themselves still offers contracts.
Thank you for the clarification. Curious as to see how much longer phones will be available via subsidies.
Third parties no longer offer it, but AT&T themselves still offers contracts.
I t certainly look like things are going in that direction. For me the customer loyalty (staying with one carrier for 2 years), will be out of the window. If I have to pay full price for my iPhone than I'll have no obligation to stay with my carrier and will be able to leave them at will instead of waiting until my contract expires. I guess having customers with a long term commitment are no longer important to cellular providers.
And how is that? What did T Mobile do?
Thank you for the clarification. Curious as to see how much longer phones will be available via subsidies.
Good point, I was trying to compare apples to apples for a 24 month period. So the monthly cost that I calculate is based on the 24 month contract and comparable to what the monthly hypothetical cost would be.Not sure if I'm reading your table correctly but it looks like, under the Next plan, it will be 2 years before you pay off your phone in installments. Is that correct?
Me too
I hope AT&T still offers subsidized pricing when the next wave of iPhones are released.
Something isn't right since they are supposed to still offer that themselves. Maybe they won't push that or make it as obvious, but they have to still offer it.2 weeks ago i was at a corporate store and they were no longer doing that. just Next plans.
Good point, I was trying to compare apples to apples for a 24 month period. So the monthly cost that I calculate is based on the 24 month contract and comparable to what the monthly hypothetical cost would be.