| Will the service cost less if you buy the phone first? Will the service cost less if you buy the phone first?
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| said by AstroBoy:Will the service cost less if you buy the phone first? I bet not. But it should. Never has. The service cost stays the same but in theory you don't have a contract as the phone price is not subsidized.
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| said by ptrowski:said by AstroBoy:Will the service cost less if you buy the phone first? I bet not. But it should. Never has. The service cost stays the same but in theory you don't have a contract as the phone price is not subsidized. It would on T-Mobile. They have a lower price for plans that did not have a subsidy for the phone:
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| said by WeKnSmith:said by ptrowski:said by AstroBoy:Will the service cost less if you buy the phone first? I bet not. But it should. Never has. The service cost stays the same but in theory you don't have a contract as the phone price is not subsidized. It would on T-Mobile. They have a lower price for plans that did not have a subsidy for the phone: » www.t-mobile.com/shop/plans/Cell···op_plans Yup, plans are cheaper on T-mobile if you bring your own phone or pay full price up front.
However, they do allow you to pay the retail price for the phone over a 20-month interest free loan.
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Interesting...... possible it is not a coincidence?
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| said by AVD:Interesting...... possible it is not a coincidence? I think this Project Black/Dark that T-mobile had going was the Nexus One release at the same time, but had been delayed.
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said by WeKnSmith:said by ptrowski:said by AstroBoy:Will the service cost less if you buy the phone first? I bet not. But it should. Never has. The service cost stays the same but in theory you don't have a contract as the phone price is not subsidized. It would on T-Mobile. They have a lower price for plans that did not have a subsidy for the phone: » www.t-mobile.com/shop/plans/Cell···op_plans Interesting. Maybe that is why they chose T-Mobile?
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| said by ptrowski:Interesting. Maybe that is why they chose T-Mobile? Apparently they originally approached Verizon first, but it said it wasn't interested. Maybe Verizon felt it had it's hands full with the Droid....
Anyway, GSM is a better choice for the Nexus One. Fits the model better.
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Onion, NJ | said by biggbrother:Anyway, GSM is a better choice for the Nexus One. Fits the model better. Think GLOBAL.. It might not even be intended for the United States mass market.
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