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expiredninjamuk posted Jan 18, 2021 10:26 PM
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expiredninjamuk posted Jan 18, 2021 10:26 PM
YMMV: Apple iPhone XS and XS Max Clearance in-store (all capacities/models) for $199
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The XS Max I reserved, but they couldn't check it out because there was a reservation for it (me, duh). Cellular dept. staff was not there, so it was just an electronics lady who couldn't get past it.
The XS did not have a reservation, but I had the lady just ring it up at a regular register and it rang up at $399.99. What?? Does the price go down after they do the WARP thing?
Probably going to head back tomorrow to talk with the cellular staff. Any input on this is appreciated. They are holding the XS Max for me.
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The XS Max I reserved, but they couldn't check it out because there was a reservation for it (me, duh). Cellular dept. staff was not there, so it was just an electronics lady who couldn't get past it.
The XS did not have a reservation, but I had the lady just ring it up at a regular register and it rang up at $399.99. What?? Does the price go down after they do the WARP thing?
Probably going to head back tomorrow to talk with the cellular staff. Any input on this is appreciated. They are holding the XS Max for me.
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