hottboiinnc
ME
join:2003-10-15
Cleveland, OH | reply to iansltx
Re: Heck, I'll do it...
you don't need to pay a membership fee. Its actually around the same price by paying a member fee than not with the price of the phone per month. |
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swilliams
join:1999-09-07
Mount Prospect, IL
 ·AT&T Midwest
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said by iansltx  :Sprint, I presume? 'cuz I hear tell Verizon's model is pure crap-n-a-stick. Sprint for me, yes. |
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iansltx
join:2007-02-19
Golden, CO | reply to swilliams
Sprint, I presume? 'cuz I hear tell Verizon's model is pure crap-n-a-stick. |
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swilliams
join:1999-09-07
Mount Prospect, IL
·AT&T Midwest
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said by iansltx :I'm well into my Sprint contract, but not at 22 months yet. $$34 ($24 + membership fee) to rent an HTC Touch Pro to see what it's like? Count me in... No, seriously. I'll probably sign up pretty soon. Heck, I can see grabbing an account with these guys, then reviewing phones as they come out. The result: ad revenue from the reviews to subsidize the cost of the rentals, and all's cool. Granted, 10 months of renting is about the same as the cost of actually buying the device, and some of these phones don't come out every ten months. But for short-term trial usage the concept sounds awesome. And if you want to try out phones for an extended period before upgrading and extending your contract, this is the way to go. I'd do it too (the Touch Pro) for a month or two. Would be totally worth the $60 (or whatever) to make sure I really like the phone before dropping some serious coin on an upgrade.
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iansltx
join:2007-02-19
Golden, CO
 ·Comcast
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| I'm well into my Sprint contract, but not at 22 months yet. $$34 ($24 + membership fee) to rent an HTC Touch Pro to see what it's like? Count me in...
No, seriously. I'll probably sign up pretty soon. Heck, I can see grabbing an account with these guys, then reviewing phones as they come out. The result: ad revenue from the reviews to subsidize the cost of the rentals, and all's cool.
Granted, 10 months of renting is about the same as the cost of actually buying the device, and some of these phones don't come out every ten months. But for short-term trial usage the concept sounds awesome. And if you want to try out phones for an extended period before upgrading and extending your contract, this is the way to go. |
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