Google Says Nexus One $350 'ERF' Is Necessary
Amazon charges $250
That's less, but if you buy a Verizon Droid from Amazon, Amazon will charge the $250 on top of Verizon's $350... that's $600 total.
To compare the Nexus $550 to Verizon's $350 alone is moronic. It's just a flat out lie really.
To compare the Nexus $550 to Verizon's $350 alone is moronic. It's just a flat out lie really.
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And again...if Verizon follows T-Mobile's example when the Nexus One comes them...then consumers will have Google's $350 ERF AND VZW's $350 ETF. This is all getting VERY interesting and I can't wait to see how it plays out,
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And with the changes to the ETF... I swear with these changes.. If I find a job near the city, I might not be toting my droid.. I know it doesn't effect me, but I have my family on the plan (4 other phones, 2 of which would be effected by this change)
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Globhead said:
That's less, but if you buy a Verizon Droid from Amazon, Amazon will charge the $250 on top of Verizon's $350... that's $600 total.
To compare the Nexus $550 to Verizon's $350 alone is moronic. It's just a flat out lie really.
And you forgot to add in the subsidized cost of the phone, what was it? $179? I forgot. So, $200 from TMO pluis $350 from Google, plus $179 for the phone. Thats over $700!!!!!
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Just goes to show how using that 14 day trial period is important. If you canceled within that time and returned the phone, you'd only be out the acitvation fee and useage for that period.
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