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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / ATT Wireless / June 2008No word from ATT on price of iPhone
"AT&T has not determined the price of the 3G device for non-qualified upgrades." ie you have a Razr for a year or so of a 2 year contracxt. > "AT&T has not determined the price of the 3G device for > non-qualified upgrades." > > ie you have a Razr for a year or so of a 2 year contracxt. They need to figure that out soon for more reasons than that. When you buy a subsidized phone California sales tax is computed on the full unsubsidized price. I'm also wondering how Apple is going to sell these phones in its own stores. If the price depends on your contract status with AT&T then the Apple store will need some way to determine that, and will need to take your social security number for a credit check, just like any other AT&T dealer. That's a whole lot different than what Apple stores do now. Dennis Ferguson >> "AT&T has not determined the price of the 3G device for >> non-qualified upgrades." [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >number for a credit check, just like any other AT&T dealer. >That's a whole lot different than what Apple stores do now. If you could self-activate on the original iPhone, surely in-store activations shouldn't be too hard for AT&T and Apple to muster up, the pieces to the puzzle are the same. > "AT&T has not determined the price of the 3G device for > non-qualified upgrades." Yup. The $199 price is only for original iPhone owners. >> "AT&T has not determined the price of the 3G device for >> non-qualified upgrades." > >Yup. The $199 price is only for original iPhone owners. No, its at least also availble to anyone eligible for an "Upgrade". > >> "AT&T has not determined the price of the 3G device for > >> non-qualified upgrades." > > > >Yup. The $199 price is only for original iPhone owners. > > No, its at least also availble to anyone eligible for an "Upgrade". To be eligible you'll need to be an owner of the original iPhone. >> >> "AT&T has not determined the price of the 3G device for >> >> non-qualified upgrades." [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >To be eligible you'll need to be an owner of the original iPhone. TOTALLY wrong. You either need to get a new 2 year contract or be near the end of a current 2 year contract with any ATT phone; or be a current iPhone user anywhere in their contract. > > >Yup. The $199 price is only for original iPhone owners. > > > > No, its at least also availble to anyone eligible for an "Upgrade". > > To be eligible you'll need to be an owner of the original iPhone. everyone gets the $199 price, but they will need to sign a new 24 month contract. > > > >Yup. The $199 price is only for original iPhone owners. > > > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > everyone gets the $199 price, but they will need to sign a new 24 month > contract. and they need to pay $5.00 more for the data service per month for those 24 months even if your area doesn't have 3G. >> > >Yup. The $199 price is only for original iPhone owners. >> > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >everyone gets the $199 price, but they will need to sign a new 24 month >contract. Not everyone. Qualified customers only (per AT&T), and ATT hasn't clarified that yet. |
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