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Ok, I just saw on Best Buy's site that a unlocked Note 8 is on sale for 800 bucks. Meanwhile, over 2 years, a Note 20 on Verizon is just under 1000. One of these costs too much, or both do then.
Stores can price them whatever they want to. I'm surprised that they even are still selling the note 8 on best buy.Ok, I just saw on Best Buy's site that a unlocked Note 8 is on sale for 800 bucks. Meanwhile, over 2 years, a Note 20 on Verizon is just under 1000. One of these costs too much, or both do then.
Ok, I just saw on Best Buy's site that a unlocked Note 8 is on sale for 800 bucks. Meanwhile, over 2 years, a Note 20 on Verizon is just under 1000. One of these costs too much, or both do then.
Ok, I just saw on Best Buy's site that a unlocked Note 8 is on sale for 800 bucks. Meanwhile, over 2 years, a Note 20 on Verizon is just under 1000. One of these costs too much, or both do then.
Yup, sure you got Verizon's 24 month credits which translates to paying full price for phone and getting a contract built in as your trade is money. If you pay off early, you pay even more. These carriers are slick IMO. IM glad I got to the point I can pay cash now or if I do payments it's thru best buy or Samsung direct where the promo and trades are usually up front.I just got a Note 20 Ultra on payments through Verizon for 2 years with a trade in for $398 total. Well, I do have to pay tax.