JSRoman
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Callahan, FL | Typical AT&T accounting.
175/24(2 year contract)= 7.29 per month not 5 $
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MD2Be
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Warner Robins, GA | The other $2.29 is for their efforts... |
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Corona
It's cool, I'm takin it back
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San Antonio, TX
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said by JSRoman  :175/24(2 year contract)= 7.29 per month not 5 $ For every month you're in contract, your ETF reduces by 5 dollars. |
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Nilsson Schmilsson
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Greenville, NC | reply to JSRoman
If it was $5 it wouldn't hurt, would it? |
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Sortofadog
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Chicago, IL
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April 1st, @11:02AM
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I don't see anywhere that they say it's an equal portion. The ETF shrinks from $175 to $55 as the contract plays out. Whose "typical accounting" do you use? Is it Enlightened?
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Skeedatl
Ah, push it - push it real good
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April 1st, @11:49AM
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=$5 more than most other wireless providers do.
Anyone not liking AT&T's terms is free to go with Sprint, Verizon or any of the zillion other wireless carriers. |
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