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HOW DO I UPGRADE TO AN IPHONE WITHOUT HAVING TO PAY CANCELLATION FEES?

I right away have an AT&T stipulate with a poor Samsung cell phone, and my stipulate doesn’t finish until subsequent Feb (about 8 months from now), and in sequence to get an iPhone, it would price $300-400 some-more than normal due to terminating a contract. How can I get an iPhone but profitable fees or watchful until Feb (preferably inside of the subsequent integrate weeks so I can get the iPhone 3GS)? Please help!!!

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3 comments to HOW DO I UPGRADE TO AN IPHONE WITHOUT HAVING TO PAY CANCELLATION FEES?

  • koffee

    You have three options. You could pay your cancellation fees and get a new contract OR you could pay 700 dollars for a new iPhone 3g S, OR you could just wait until February where there probably will be a small price drop.

  • jaymcl17

    why do you need to terminate your contract? just upgrade. it will cost you prolly about 50 to 100 more for the iphone to upgrade. Otherwise there isnt much you can do i dont think

  • ninjaman551

    Well, you really don’t have that many options. I suggest you wait until your contracts ends. Next February, they will probably another, even better iPhone for an even better price! It really isn’t worth it to pay $400 for something that will be replaced by an even better phone next year. I know you wanted to get it sooner, but if you get it now, you’ll end up regretting it later.

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