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jayeskreezy

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What will be the price of the iphone w/o contract? I'm considering getting one.
 
Where have you been? Since Day 1, it was announced that the phone would require a 2 year agreement.
 
thanks for answering the question...clearly if i'd been here I wouldnt have asked

so the answer to your question is not here.

anyway, I was wondering if it was necessary b/c i just got a new contract w/ cingular in january so i'm not really interested in another, but if there's no way around it then i'll pass on it. if there is though i'll get one
 
thanks for answering the question...clearly if i'd been here I wouldnt have asked

so the answer to your question is not here.

anyway, I was wondering if it was necessary b/c i just got a new contract w/ cingular in january so i'm not really interested in another, but if there's no way around it then i'll pass on it. if there is though i'll get one

ya know since you haven't been here...they have this crazy thing called a search function. See what it does is: if you haven't been here every second of the day you can go back and find ANYTHING you want that's already been discussed a trillion freaking times!!! novel idea huh? maybe you could try it out, rather than adding to the ridiculous amount of forum spam thats already all over this forum.
 
thanks for answering the question...clearly if i'd been here I wouldnt have asked

so the answer to your question is not here.

anyway, I was wondering if it was necessary b/c i just got a new contract w/ cingular in january so i'm not really interested in another, but if there's no way around it then i'll pass on it. if there is though i'll get one

I spoke with them specifically about the "upgrade eligibility" issue the other day. There's only one price, so the "eligibility discount" is moot, and the 2 year agreement starts when you purchase the phone. see: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/314198/
 
ya know since you haven't been here...they have this crazy thing called a search function. See what it does is: if you haven't been here every second of the day you can go back and find ANYTHING you want that's already been discussed a trillion freaking times!!! novel idea huh? maybe you could try it out, rather than adding to the ridiculous amount of forum spam thats already all over this forum.

And your nine posts to the forum have been so overwhelmingly constructive and enlightening, adding much to the rich tapestry of MR and the enjoyment & edification of it members. :rolleyes:

Yes, it has been discussed a great deal, but the forum search is less than completely helpful. How about a novel concept: when a member posts a question that has been answered a "trillion times" rather than adding unnecessarily to the thread, why not just answer the question briefly and let the poor thread die a natural death?

Glass houses, and all that...
 
ya know since you haven't been here...they have this crazy thing called a search function. See what it does is: if you haven't been here every second of the day you can go back and find ANYTHING you want that's already been discussed a trillion freaking times!!! novel idea huh? maybe you could try it out, rather than adding to the ridiculous amount of forum spam thats already all over this forum.


A bit harsh, eh?. Especially since the search feature on this forum isn't really the greatest..
 
be that as it may, you dont even need to use the search function to find the answer to this question. it's probably been answered at least three times just in the first page of the iphone section. and yes i may have only made 9 posts here, but at least i know the number one freaking rule of any online forum.

and at least my 9 posts have only been in already open threads. I don't make new useless posts about the same topics clearly visible on the front page
 
be that as it may, you dont even need to use the search function to find the answer to this question. it's probably been answered at least three times just in the first page of the iphone section. and yes i may have only made 9 posts here, but at least i know the number one freaking rule of any online forum.

and at least my 9 posts have only been in already open threads. I don't make new useless posts about the same topics clearly visible on the front page


LOL.. Not the #1 rule- you obviously haven't figured that one out yet..Oh well, let's all just move along..
 
From https://macrumors.zendesk.com/hc/en-us:

"The #1 goal is to discuss Mac News and Mac Rumors.

The rules and decisions are made to protect this goal over all else, first and foremost in the News and Article Discussion forums. Following closely are forum discussions about other aspects of Macs and for giving help to fellow users."

Nothing mentioned there about a due diligence search before posting, nor anything about dumping on folks who may be new to the whole scene. You may be thinking of another forum.

For jayeskreezy: Yah, the search here bites (as it really does in most forums), but you might try spending a little time perusing the forum topic-specific sections. Generally, the thread headers are (mostly) descriptive, but if you can't find specifically what you're looking for, go ahead and ask.

The main thing to remember, as is with all future Apple products, is that nobody on any forum will likely have an absolute answer beyond official communications from Apple (and in this case, AT&T). Just keep 'em peeled, and if you get anything with a logo or exec's signature on it, post it here first! (gotta keep ahead of AI!) ;)
 
From https://macrumors.zendesk.com/hc/en-us:



Nothing mentioned there about a due diligence search before posting, nor anything about dumping on folks who may be new to the whole scene. You may be thinking of another forum.

For jayeskreezy: Yah, the search here bites (as it really does in most forums), but you might try spending a little time perusing the forum topic-specific sections. Generally, the thread headers are (mostly) descriptive, but if you can't find specifically what you're looking for, go ahead and ask.

The main thing to remember, as is with all future Apple products, is that nobody on any forum will likely have an absolute answer beyond official communications from Apple (and in this case, AT&T). Just keep 'em peeled, and if you get anything with a logo or exec's signature on it, post it here first! (gotta keep ahead of AI!) ;)

thanks for all the help guys!... as for the newbie who seems to know "all" the rules to online forums including how accurate/inaccurate some search functions may be...congratulations :rolleyes:
 
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