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http://www.dailytech.com/ATT+Announces+Official+iPhone+3G+Pricing/article12249.htm
I know that some of you are totally not interested in this and might not like more of the Iphone threads, but I have one question related to this link.
It states that,
"Those upgrading from a handset not eligible for discounts will pay $399 for the 8GB iPhone 3G and $499 for the 16GB model with a new 2-year agreement. Engadget also says that a no-commitment version of the iPhone 3G is coming at a gut-wrenching $599 for the 8GB and $699 for the 16GB. New customers signing up for with a two-year contract can get the phones for $199 and $299 respectively."
I currently have AT&T as my cell phone provider and obviously interested in getting the new Iphone 3G, if I would to get new 2-year agreement will I be able to get it for $200 the 8G version? or is the $200 price tag for only the people who are currently not an AT&T customers? I know it sounds stupid but that statement gat me a bit confused...
Thanks
I know that some of you are totally not interested in this and might not like more of the Iphone threads, but I have one question related to this link.
It states that,
"Those upgrading from a handset not eligible for discounts will pay $399 for the 8GB iPhone 3G and $499 for the 16GB model with a new 2-year agreement. Engadget also says that a no-commitment version of the iPhone 3G is coming at a gut-wrenching $599 for the 8GB and $699 for the 16GB. New customers signing up for with a two-year contract can get the phones for $199 and $299 respectively."
I currently have AT&T as my cell phone provider and obviously interested in getting the new Iphone 3G, if I would to get new 2-year agreement will I be able to get it for $200 the 8G version? or is the $200 price tag for only the people who are currently not an AT&T customers? I know it sounds stupid but that statement gat me a bit confused...
Thanks