The 3G iPhone has dropped in price to $199, making it cheaper than the regular iPhone. But there is a catch, the data services will cost $30 a month and have no text messaging included. This is from an email sent out to all AT&T Managers,
- iPhone 3G will be activated at point of sale when the device is purchased in store.
- Return period has been changed from 14 days to 30 days
- $199 and $299 pricing is for new activations or qualified upgrades with a 2-year agreement
- 2G iPhone data rate plans will remain available for 2G device suntil further notice
- The new iPhone 3G data plan is $30/month and includes unlimited data and visual voicemail
- There is not a no commitment price. This means you can’t just walk in and bang $500 on your credit card and walk out.
- If you are an existing iPhone customer in good standing, you will be able to extend your contract for two years when the iPhone 3G launches and get the ill-na-na $199/$299 price point. Doesn’t matter when you bought an iPhone either.
- AT&T and Apple stores “unbrick” the iPhone 3G at time of purchase, but for some reason if that doesn’t happen, you’ll be required to use iTunes at home.
- Pre-paid and Pick Your Plan will not be allowed on iPhone 3G
- Device purchase limit remains at (3) per customer in AT&T stores.
- 2G iPhones to remain as demo models in AT&T stores “until further notice”.
- AT&T stores will get rate brochures, 22 x 28 posters, and window banners
- Launch day will mirror last year’s launch. This includes extended store hours, crowd controls, etc. Security will be provided to stores requesting armed police or guards.
- AT&T is working with Apple to roll out GPS-enabled applications.
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Here’s a good chart I came across on Gizmodo:
http://gizmodo.com/5015540/iphone-3gs-true-price-compared