Mom2Ninjas
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Best Buy gave me $115 for a 6+ month old pre with a slight oreo effect and they want to only give $185 for the Evo?
I would essentially be doing a one for one swap. I will upgrade another one of my lines to the epic. Then change the device over to the number I have my evo on. And put the old device back on that line.
I'm not trying to make money here.
This is all hypothetical here. I'm still deciding.
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You used an upgrade though, right?
If so, you can't turn around an get an Epic or $225 or whatever.
You would be wasting an upgrade then.
You'd essentially be using $500 worth of discount to acquire one device at $225 with two new 2-year contracts. Maybe be a wash out-of-pocket, but you're basically throwing away $250 Sprint is offering you and taking on their contracts.
I know I paid way more than $185 for my EVO 4G, so I know others would be willing to pay at least $400.I think I agree with this guy. You may as well buy one of the phone's outright. And yes I realize that next year you will get another upgrade. BUT, you will have technically thrown money away by selling the EVO for less than no commitment price. You will have a line with a two year agreement and not a new phone.
This idea is just filled with so many ways to regret it later on.
He said he would use the upgrade that he's eligible on another line for the epic, so he would get the cheaper price. What I'm saying is that whatever line he used to get the EVO would have a two year agreement with a crap old phone on it. How long will that phone last?
+1,000$185??? They'll get my evo when they pry it out of my cold dead hand!!!