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Well who in their right mind is gonna want to pay out of pocket for a new Iphone and $600 +?I get mine through work right now, so no problems there, but would have no problem going with a cheap flip phone. I will just use the one I got 2 years ago.
Exactly, I wouldn't, they are addicting, but love the basic flip phone.Well who in their right mind is gonna want to pay out of pocket for a new Iphone and $600 +?
Well the first problem with this, is that you have to be a Sprint customer. I think they've come a ways, but I still don't think their coverage in many areas is very good.Beyond that it "seems" like it could be a good deal up front. Customers likely just need to be very careful with their phones and read the fine print. Each carrier has these kinds of plans under different names - which are essentially a phone leasing program. The fine print almost always requires returning the phone in near mint condition. The idea here is you lease the phone for like $260 a year (since there's probably only about once a year you're going to trade up) - and the returned phone is in good enough condition they can lease it out to someone else, or sell it through other channels. Honestly, the consumer will come out better purchasing a phone at full price up front, being just as careful with it (or carrying insurance) and reselling the phone on the market themselves (especially if you get the device unlocked) - this is true of pretty much every smartphone out there. One year old they retain a lot of value - get much older than that and they become must less valuable.Sprint Announces New "iPhone Forever" Plan to Always Keep You Up to DateThe new plan, from the nation’s fourth largest carrier, allows customers to pay $22 a month to always guarantee a new iPhone. This is on top of the normal $60 individual plan, for a total of $82/month. Once you’re on this plan, if you have an older iPhone and want a newer one, you just walk into the store and get one.
Not sure if that is "It should be made easier" or that the removal of contracts "should result in making it easier".Flagships are easy to get, you just gotta be willing to pay the $$$ for them.Should be easier to get a flagship phone
Point taken. I think after a period of time the price of popular phones will decrease. My other hope is that it makes switching providers easier.Not sure if that is "It should be made easier" or that the removal of contracts "should result in making it easier".Flagships are easy to get, you just gotta be willing to pay the $$$ for them.