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Huh? Most people in North America (who can't afford phones) lease-to-own their phones. They pay for it in a monthly rolled up price, and at the end of their co
by h4waii 10y ago
Huh? Most people in North America (who can't afford phones) lease-to-own their phones.
They pay for it in a monthly rolled up price, and at the end of their contract they own the device outright, obviously with all caveats surrounding leasing any asset.
- myowncrapulence 10y agoI'm talking about the monthly data, not the phone.
- pjc50 10y agoThis makes no sense - you have X monthly cost of the data and monthly repayments of Y, and if X > Y your outstanding loan will only grow. You can't sensibly pay for a recurring expense on credit.
- myowncrapulence 10y agoEXACTLY. READ MY ORIGINAL COMMENT.
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