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"upgrade eligible" is the keyword.. for gen1 iphone users, the prices, as per the att/iphone website, calculated on the basis of my contract specs was the same
by dotpavan 17y ago
"upgrade eligible" is the keyword.. for gen1 iphone users, the prices, as per the att/iphone website, calculated on the basis of my contract specs was the same as advertised, i.e., 99/199/299
edit: chk price eligibility here- https://buyiphone.apple.com/ https://buyiphone.apple.com/
- msluyter 17y agoJust verified this. I have an original 2G iPhone and was able to reserve the new 32GB 3GS for $299.
- jonursenbach 17y agoThanks for that link.
- SamAtt 17y agoThanks for the link. Sadly it's not working right now. I guess if AT&T and "not being able to connect" weren't synonymous in my head already it's my own fault for being surprised. Update: Finally got through and I take back all the bad things I said about AT&T. I got the $299 pricing for the 32Gb and I bought my 1gen iPhone on Sept. 5, 2007 (I know the exact date because it was the date they dropped the price and I ran out and picked one up that day)