AT&T Increased Early Smartphone Upgrade Fee. What Happens When the iPhone 5 is Released?
There’s a curious relationship between a mobile carrier’s customer, the phone a customer buys, the subsidy for that phone, and the mobile carrier’s valuation of that subsidy. The end result is that phone companies would prefer you never buy a new phone unless they can increase your monthly phone bill through that action. And, even then, they would prefer you not buy a new phone more often than once every two years.
AT&T Wireless confirmed informatin about their revised smartphone upgrade pricing to BGR this week.
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