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36 months is 3 years. It's not that long if you don't switch carriers often. Most phones these days last 4-5 years. By the time your next upgrade rolls around the retention payments should be long over already.
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Nope. I've been with AT&T for almost 20 years. When the iPhone 15 comes out I'll be switching to another carrier that only spreads out credits for 24 months. 36 months is just too long. The batteries on iPhones act up after 2 years.
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I've been with AT&T for a dozen+ years, I'm not going anywhere. 36 months isn't an issue.
I've saved $1,000s of dollars by being in this so called "detention" and will continue to save money this way.
It makes a lot more sense to save $500 than to spend it for no reason...
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I've been with AT&T for a dozen+ years, I'm not going anywhere. 36 months isn't an issue.
I've saved $1,000s of dollars by being in this so called "detention" and will continue to save money this way.
It makes a lot more sense to save $500 than to spend it for no reason...
Good that it is working out for you
at least AT&T does something to retain customers.
i have T-Mobile for over 10 years. Old loyal customers are like old shoes.
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