i have never wanted something more haha i sound ridiculous but PLEASE help me. i NEED the new iphone. i NEED it. but without an upgrade it costs like $700. yeah not happening. what are some easier ways i could get the phone? can i use someone elses upgrde? AAAHHHHHH PLEASE HELP ME
You NEED food and water because if you didn't have them you would die. You will not die if you don't have the new iPhone.
Trust me, there are bigger problems in life than not having a new phone. Soon, another model will come out and I expect you'll NEED that too.
Talk to your phone company about the possibility of an upgrade. Often you can trade in your old phone and pay less a new one. Failing that, get a job and earn the money yourself. [ rainbowcherrie's advice column | Ask rainbowcherrie A Question ]
Sherry answered Thursday March 3 2011, 1:26 am: It's an excellent phone. I switch out my "old" iPhone for the new one every summer with no problems as far as upgrade eligibility goes.
You have a few options:
1) Talk to an AT&T representative by calling 611 from your mobile phone OR visiting a local AT&T store. Based on how much you've payed thus far in terms of your monthly bills, you may be upgraded for "free". This is because sometimes AT&T will see that you're a loyal and paying customer. For example, my best friends iPhone bill was roughly $100 a month when he got his 3GS on the launch day. After announcement of the iPhone 4, he asked AT&T for a free upgrade. They gave it to him. "Ask and you shall receive."
2) If you're on a family plan, see who IS eligible for upgrade and kindly ask them if you can use it for the coolest phone in the world. ;-) AT&T is very nice about using others eligible lines for your iPhone...and the process is simple!
3) You can have someone take over your AT&T phone and bill, then sign up for Verizon.
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