AT&T to Sell Moto G with LTE for $180 On Oct. 10
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The E, G, and the Moto X are one of the best series of phones I have worked with from Motorola. CDMA has the Droids.
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Why does AT&T sell the phone cheaper at their Cricket prepaid arm?
Sorry, meant to post this under the main thread not as a reply.
Sorry, meant to post this under the main thread not as a reply.
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I don't know a reason why, but its always more expensive on postpaid. For example, I work at sprint. We sell the Kona for $14.99 on Sprint prepaid. The postpaid version is $99.99 (which can be spread out over 24 months, or on 2 year its free after $50 mail in rebate).
Once again, its not a reason, its just how it happens.
Once again, its not a reason, its just how it happens.
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Phones have always been a profit source for post-paid customers (since, historically anyway, you would be trapped in a contract).
For prepaid customers, the phones have always had competitive pricing without a guarantee that the carrier will recover any major loss. Therefore, while there was no enormous subsidy as you would get with a postpaid contract, prices tended to range from a very minor profit down to a slight (but not enormous) loss compared to the postpaid unsubsidized prices being a shake-down.
For prepaid customers, the phones have always had competitive pricing without a guarantee that the carrier will recover any major loss. Therefore, while there was no enormous subsidy as you would get with a postpaid contract, prices tended to range from a very minor profit down to a slight (but not enormous) loss compared to the postpaid unsubsidized prices being a shake-down.
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