or does the old way of regular subsidy still apply? When i looked around online i didn't see another option, but $24 x 24 = $576, and my sister is leaving verizon. With Sprint she would only pay $200 for the same phone, andi don't think she wants to switch every year, so does tmo still have an option like the old one similar to sprint's current one? although i guess tmo is $10/mo less than sprint so that's another $240 over 2 years so it's all even steven in the end pretty much? (but then i think you have to pay an extra 10 anyway to tmo to do the jump, ... whatever. lol). Anyway, could she just opt in to the usual thing? She would not have enough money upfront to buy a $500 phone, so the outright is not an option.
thanks.
i read a couple of pieces on the jump program, but for some reason it gets confusing as to how it works out for the consumer vs. the regular $99 or 199 with subsidy.
thanks.
i read a couple of pieces on the jump program, but for some reason it gets confusing as to how it works out for the consumer vs. the regular $99 or 199 with subsidy.
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