No worries: AT&T doesn't want your grubby, used iPhone when you upgrade

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rvashi @ Jun 11th 2008 4:24PM

Guys, read the above news again...it has been udpated. There is an update saying something about....

"AT&T says that there will be a "non-qualified" upgrade price as well"

What the heck does that mean?? What is considered a "non-qualified" upgrade????????? Can someone please clarify?? Is this for people who are not currently eligible for an upgrade discount (if they were to get any other regular phone...such as after 18 months into the contract)???

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firesign @ Jun 11th 2008 4:34PM

that means the price for those who don't want to re-up their present contract for two years. it means you'll pay substantially more for the iphone if you go that route.

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Brad @ Jun 12th 2008 12:58PM

thanks for the extra question marks.. I wasn't sure if you were really asking a question.

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