Apple iPhone 4 (CDMA)
Replying to: Make Sense by dman22
Re: Make Sense
No, they will not honor the upgrades. At all. You get an iphone 4 on a 2 year contract, you're waiting 20 months until you get a new device. AT MOST, you might get some sort of early promotion in 2012 when they come out with whatever they do that June, but don't count on it.
When ATT did their early upgrades, it only pushed the date 6 months in advance, so you still needed to have a phone for almost 2 years before you could upgrade early.
The only real exception to this was the original iphone, because people bought it unsubsidized, so they could upgrade early because it didn't cost the carrier nearly as much.
They MIGHT allow some sort of early upgrade, but it will be expensive.
If you're really concerned about getting the latest iPhone every year, sign a 1 year contract, this lets you get a new device every 10 months and only costs you a bit more up front.
When ATT did their early upgrades, it only pushed the date 6 months in advance, so you still needed to have a phone for almost 2 years before you could upgrade early.
The only real exception to this was the original iphone, because people bought it unsubsidized, so they could upgrade early because it didn't cost the carrier nearly as much.
They MIGHT allow some sort of early upgrade, but it will be expensive.
If you're really concerned about getting the latest iPhone every year, sign a 1 year contract, this lets you get a new device every 10 months and only costs you a bit more up front.
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