Motorola V600
best way to get v600 when it's available?
I have been with ATTWS for about 25 days, and therefore can still quit my contract.
I was wondering if it would be better to do this, then sign up again when the v600 comes out (probably with a 1 year contract) and get the phone for less, or just stay with my current contract and see if ATTWS will offer me a deal on the v600 when it comes out?
Does ATTWS offer any discounts on new phones for current customers (other than the free phone every year program with people who have 2 year contracts?)?
I was wondering if it would be better to do this, then sign up again when the v600 comes out (probably with a 1 year contract) and get the phone for less, or just stay with my current contract and see if ATTWS will offer me a deal on the v600 when it comes out?
Does ATTWS offer any discounts on new phones for current customers (other than the free phone every year program with people who have 2 year contracts?)?
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digerati
They most likely won't give you a deal on the v600 when it comes out if you just got your phone. I take it that you signed a contract for the phone that you currently have, and they subsidized the cost of your phone beacuse of this. If you come back to months later and want a new phone they probably won't let you sign another contract because the one you have currently is so new, they haven't had time to make up the price difference from the phone you currently have. It mnay not work this way in some markets, but every company that I know in my area works this way so you may want to check with your service provider for sure
Hope this Helps you
They most likely won't give you a deal on the v600 when it comes out if you just got your phone. I take it that you signed a contract for the phone that you currently have, and they subsidized the cost of your phone beacuse of this. If you come back to months later and want a new phone they probably won't let you sign another contract because the one you have currently is so new, they haven't had time to make up the price difference from the phone you currently have. It mnay not work this way in some markets, but every company that I know in my area works this way so you may want to check with your service provider for sure
Hope this Helps you
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