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Feb 9, 2025 7:39 PM
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expired Posted by VioletHaddock489 | Staff • Feb 9, 2025
Feb 9, 2025 7:39 PM
AT&T: Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra $0 w/ Trade-in
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If you're going to buy this phone new/unlocked anyway, is this really that bad of a deal?
$36/mo for 3 years = $1300
Factoring in $36 (being what you'd have paid for the phone OOP) is the AT&T plan really that overpriced?
$60/mo plan with AT&T vs a $25 MVNO?
Given I prefer no contract or faux contract too, but if I'm for sure sticking with AT&T for 3 years this seems decent.
my case includes a family plan for price comparison, so maybe it's less economical for a single line
obviously this requires an eligible trade in to get max value, but this is a pretty high end phone. if this were one of those any smartphone or at least more expensive eligibility offers I'd be very tempted
I'm also ok with using a phone for 3 years. if you need the newest model every year I can see this is problematic. their "Next" plan or whatever for earlier upgrades might be viable though.
If you're going to buy this phone new/unlocked anyway, is this really that bad of a deal?
$36/mo for 3 years = $1300
Factoring in $36 (being what you'd have paid for the phone OOP) is the AT&T plan really that overpriced?
$60/mo plan with AT&T vs a $25 MVNO?
Given I prefer no contract or faux contract too, but if I'm for sure sticking with AT&T for 3 years this seems decent.
my case includes a family plan for price comparison, so maybe it's less economical for a single line
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If you're going to buy this phone new/unlocked anyway, is this really that bad of a deal?
$36/mo for 3 years = $1300
Factoring in $36 (being what you'd have paid for the phone OOP) is the AT&T plan really that overpriced?
$60/mo plan with AT&T vs a $25 MVNO?
Given I prefer no contract or faux contract too, but if I'm for sure sticking with AT&T for 3 years this seems decent.
my case includes a family plan for price comparison, so maybe it's less economical for a single line
obviously this requires an eligible trade in to get max value, but this is a pretty high end phone. if this were one of those any smartphone or at least more expensive eligibility offers I'd be very tempted
I'm also ok with using a phone for 3 years. if you need the newest model every year I can see this is problematic. their "Next" plan or whatever for earlier upgrades might be viable though.
If you're going to buy this phone new/unlocked anyway, is this really that bad of a deal?
$36/mo for 3 years = $1300
Factoring in $36 (being what you'd have paid for the phone OOP) is the AT&T plan really that overpriced?
$60/mo plan with AT&T vs a $25 MVNO?
Given I prefer no contract or faux contract too, but if I'm for sure sticking with AT&T for 3 years this seems decent.
my case includes a family plan for price comparison, so maybe it's less economical for a single line
obviously this requires an eligible trade in to get max value, but this is a pretty high end phone. if this were one of those any smartphone or at least more expensive eligibility offers I'd be very tempted
I'm also ok with using a phone for 3 years. if you need the newest model every year I can see this is problematic. their "Next" plan or whatever for earlier upgrades might be viable though.
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Not only that - carriers often have buyout deals if you switch where they will pay off some of your remaining balance. I know tmobile for example will buyout $650 per phone when you switch from ATT rn.
Good luck!
Jon
If you're going to buy this phone new/unlocked anyway, is this really that bad of a deal?
$36/mo for 3 years = $1300
Factoring in $36 (being what you'd have paid for the phone OOP) is the AT&T plan really that overpriced?
$60/mo plan with AT&T vs a $25 MVNO?
Given I prefer no contract or faux contract too, but if I'm for sure sticking with AT&T for 3 years this seems decent.
my case includes a family plan for price comparison, so maybe it's less economical for a single line
obviously this requires an eligible trade in to get max value, but this is a pretty high end phone. if this were one of those any smartphone or at least more expensive eligibility offers I'd be very tempted
I'm also ok with using a phone for 3 years. if you need the newest model every year I can see this is problematic. their "Next" plan or whatever for earlier upgrades might be viable though.
I'm on a family plan with 5 lines and a corporate discount which works out to $30 per line per month. We all get new phones every 3 years using these kinds of deals with billing credits. I bought a $16 Galaxy S4 on eBay and traded it in for $1000 in billing credits which covered a new S25 Plus then sold my Galaxy S22 on Facebook.
Sure I could make my family use old phones with worn out batteries, hop from MVNO to MVNO and save a little but I don't need to and don't want to. If this is what you want to do, great. I won't criticize you if that's what you choose.
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