I went and read all the details, I don't see what the big deal is, you're still stuck paying MIR and hoping they give you your money back. Plus you end up paying taxes on what you purchase, which won't be rebated. In other words this is a free deal, it's just more fraud in advertising.
I went and read all the details, I don't see what the big deal is, you're still stuck paying MIR and hoping they give you your money back. Plus you end up paying taxes on what you purchase, which won't be rebated. In other words this is a free deal, it's just more fraud in advertising.
In my state the taxes are the same (based on retail). I got my MIR's at my last upgrade so I have no problems with this.
To qualify for the rebate, do I need to give up my $20 android data plan for this 5GB plan?
You may have to give up your voice plan as well. If you have an individual plan, you need to be on the Classic Unlimited Talk + Text. ($60) Then you need to add a 2GB for ($20) unless you're getting an Amaze or SGSII then you'll need the 5GB ($30) plan instead.
So I am on the Even More Plus for Families 1500 Talk + Text(1 web2go data plan) plan where I have 4 lines using them. Will I be eligible to get the phones if I add a 2 year contract to my plan now? Thanks
So I am on the Even More Plus for Families 1500 Talk + Text(1 web2go data plan) plan where I have 4 lines using them. Will I be eligible to get the phones if I add a 2 year contract to my plan now? Thanks
So I am on the Even More Plus for Families 1500 Talk + Text(1 web2go data plan) plan where I have 4 lines using them. Will I be eligible to get the phones if I add a 2 year contract to my plan now? Thanks
Even More Plus plans don't have contracts. You can convert it to a value plan, sign a contract and then make 20 months of payments for the device you want. You would however qualify for the rebate.
Even More Plus plans don't have contracts. You can convert it to a value plan, sign a contract and then make 20 months of payments for the device you want. You would however qualify for the rebate.
But does the value plan usually cost more that the even more plus plan?
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