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burnsaa One advantage would be you could activate it then use it with your old iPhone data plan saving you $120 a year. That right there would give me incentive to unlock it.
Who knew we would unlock it and use it on AT&T.
I dont know that is just a theory though we will have to wait and see.
The problem is they obligate all existing customers to sign a new contract, activating "on-site" only. Wouldn't you effectively be paying for a more expensive data, yet using a less expensive one(albeit a technological equivalent)?
I guess you could sign the contract, terminate it, then unlock it, saving $10 a month. But I think the termination fee kind of negates the advantage. Let me know if I'm missing something, but you can't get the iPhone 3G without a "iPhone 3G contract."