$99 will now buy you a refurbished Apple iPhone 4 with activation by AT&T
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Now that the holiday shopping season is over, AT&T has dropped the price for a refurbished Apple iPhone 4 to $99 for the 16GB model. The 32GB model will cost $199. If you don't mind a cosmetic blemish on the device, a 16GB unit will run you just $79 or $179 for the 32GB unit. The phones must be purchased online and a 2 year contract needs to be signed. The device must be activated through AT&T at a cost of $36. Shipping, however, is free.
For those interested in the Apple iPhone 3GS, a refurbished 8GB model is $29, a 16GB model costs $49 while a 32GB unit is $79. All require the signing of a 2 year pact. Finally, an Apple iPhone 3G with 8GB and a cosmetic blemish will run you just $19 with a 2 year deal.
All of the refurbished Apple iPhones, whether the iPhone 4 down to the iPhone 3G, also require you to pay a monthly data charge of at least $15.
For your piece of mind, the carrier has tested the phones and has re-boxed them. An AT&T rep says that Apple will honor what is left of each unit's original 1 year warranty while AT&T has a separate 90 day warranty on each refurbished Apple iPhone. For more information, check the source link.
source: AT&T via 9to5Mac
For those interested in the Apple iPhone 3GS, a refurbished 8GB model is $29, a 16GB model costs $49 while a 32GB unit is $79. All require the signing of a 2 year pact. Finally, an Apple iPhone 3G with 8GB and a cosmetic blemish will run you just $19 with a 2 year deal.
All of the refurbished Apple iPhones, whether the iPhone 4 down to the iPhone 3G, also require you to pay a monthly data charge of at least $15.
For your piece of mind, the carrier has tested the phones and has re-boxed them. An AT&T rep says that Apple will honor what is left of each unit's original 1 year warranty while AT&T has a separate 90 day warranty on each refurbished Apple iPhone. For more information, check the source link.
source: AT&T via 9to5Mac
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2. dan_md posted on 27 Dec 2010, 00:53 0 0
Haha. iPhone for the masses. Recession is real economic driver.
3. Rajeev (unregistered) posted on 27 Dec 2010, 01:13 0 0
How can i buy the iphone 4 from Nepal ?? Did there are any packages & offer for the south asian countries ?
4. RM7 (unregistered) posted on 27 Dec 2010, 02:37 0 0
Rajeev
add me @ refresh@live.com
i will tel you how
5. achilles posted on 27 Dec 2010, 05:51 0 0
Brillant. So before a cdma variant iphone is released in the next couple of months, and before the iphone 5 is released in late spring, people are willing to renew their contract now, and lose the ability to upgrade to a new version of the iphone at a discount price? At this time, it seems better to just wait.
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