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crackercraig#IM

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Are you sure about that. Apple sets prices for there products and everybody has to follow

That's what I thought. That's why I found it to be a little odd. I was always under the impression that Apple products were sold with a unilateral pricing system. I checked all 3 carriers. and the full retail is:

AT&T-[/COLOR]16GB-$449.00 / 32GB-$549.99 / 64GB-$649.99

Verizon-
16GB-$649.00 / 32GB-$749.99 / 64GB-$849.99

Sprint-16GB-$649.00 / 32GB-$749.99 / 64GB-$849.99

So at full retail AT&T is selling each one for $200 less than Verizon and Sprint.

I didn't check the contract pricing because I'm not eligible but I really want to get away from my Blackberry Torch so I have to pay the full nut.
 

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That's what I thought. That's why I found it to be a little odd. I was always under the impression that Apple products were sold with a unilateral pricing system. I checked all 3 carriers. and the full retail is:

AT&T-[/COLOR]16GB-$449.00 / 32GB-$549.99 / 64GB-$649.99

Verizon-
16GB-$649.00 / 32GB-$749.99 / 64GB-$849.99

Sprint-16GB-$649.00 / 32GB-$749.99 / 64GB-$849.99

So at full retail AT&T is selling each one for $200 less than Verizon and Sprint.

I didn't check the contract pricing because I'm not eligible but I really want to get away from my Blackberry Torch so I have to pay the full nut.
That isn't full retail on AT&T it's early upgrade price.
 

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