AT&T will be offering the iPhone 15 Plus for $5.99 a month over 36 months, no trade in required for new or existing customers. Deal starts tomorrow December 16 - 26th
iPhone 15 Plus 128GB for $5.99 a month ($19.85 bill credit / month)
iPhone 15 Plus 256GB for $10.99 a month ($17.63 bill credit / month)
iPhone 15 Plus 512GB for $15.99 a month ($18.18 bill credit / month)
Key terms
- You're buying the phone at full price, and AT&T will be providing bill credits to offset the full price each month, for 36 months, netting out to $5.99 for the device.
- You must stay with AT&T for 36 months. You'll receive credits each month to offset cost of device. If you cancel wireless service within 36 months, your credits will end and you'll owe the remaining balance on the device.
- Be on an eligible unlimited plan (any unlimited plan for existing customer, or cheapest starter)
- No Trade in Required
I know Sd'ers hate bill credits and long term agreements, but this is a solid deal for many att customers who don't have a device to trade in - $215 over 36 months for a $929 phone.
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iPhone 15 Plus 128GB for $5.99 a month ($19.85 bill credit / month)
iPhone 15 Plus 256GB for $10.99 a month ($17.63 bill credit / month)
iPhone 15 Plus 512GB for $15.99 a month ($18.18 bill credit / month)
Key terms
I know Sd'ers hate bill credits and long term agreements, but this is a solid deal for many att customers who don't have a device to trade in - $215 over 36 months for a $929 phone.
First deal post...hope Im doing this right
If theres no trade, do you have to pay that one off?
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Activate/keep postpaid eligible unlimited voice & data wireless service (min. $75/mo. if new before discounts. Existing customers can add to their current unlimited plan, if eligible, which may be less). AT&T may temporarily slow data speeds if the network is busy.
If theres no trade, do you have to pay that one off?
E.g. 929/36 = $25.80 - 5.99 = 19.81 Credit per month
Which means if you want to buy the phone after 24 months you would owe a balance of 12*25.80 = 309.6
$2556 is the cost of the line for 3 years. Minus the cost of the phone at 929 = $1627 / 36 = $45.19 a month. Most unlimited providers that actually have decent connection speeds are around that price. But let's take the same equation into a 3 line plan:
Price per line - $45
Phone 5.99
= 51.99 *36 = 1871.64 - 929 = 942.64 / 36 = $26.18 per line per month....all of a sudden it doesn't look so bad anymore.
$2556 is the cost of the line for 3 years. Minus the cost of the phone at 929 = $1627 / 36 = $45.19 a month. Most unlimited providers that actually have decent connection speeds are around that price. But let's take the same equation into a 3 line plan:
Price per line - $45
Phone 5.99
= 51.99 *36 = 1871.64 - 929 = 942.64 / 36 = $26.18 per line per month....all of a sudden it doesn't look so bad anymore.
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