I think he meant if he returns the phone he bought for $200 and pays the $35 restock fee and than buys the other for $99 he has $135 invested as opposed to the $200 he paid originally which means he gains $65 in return. You want a fork to eat those words? J/K:icon_ banana:
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Anyone notice price dropped to $99?
- Thread starter epsilon
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Thank you for the clarification, Neo. Yes, that it what I meant.
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But the $99 price is for new costumers only right? He wouldnt profit at all because he was using a upgrade, upgrade price is $199.99.
If you have a 2 year contract but have an annual phone upgrade option, that's one thing. If it is the end of your contract, it is the equivalent of a $100 charge to keep your phone number since when you're contract ends, you're free to walk and use any provider or sign a new contract as if you were a new customer.
Buy a CHEAP pre-paid phone and port the number.
Start a new contract with verizon and port it back.
profit.
Surprised to see this phone for $49 considering that I read it is currently the most expensive phone to manufacture (i.e., in terms of parts).