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It actually is worse than the article states because he calculated it at 24 months but he should have calculated it at 30 months. And if you lose, break, or eve
by bbakkd 11y ago
It actually is worse than the article states because he calculated it at 24 months but he should have calculated it at 30 months. And if you lose, break, or even crack your phone before the 30 months--which isn't at all uncommon--you still have to pay for the old one and a new one.
- iamstephenliu 11y agoHow is that "worse"? They have two other installment duration options. Again, though, that's the same thing that happens if you break your phone on T-Mobile before 24 months if you don't have Jump, which not everyone has.